MP3 Rise Of The Fallen - Bloodline

Industrial injected apocalyptic metal. With dark cavernous vocals

11 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Goth, ELECTRONIC: Industrial



Details:
Rise of The Fallen - Bloodline EP (Golem Records)

Rise of The Fallen follow up their acclaimed Citizen Cain EP and DVD releases with a new EP, Bloodline, supposedly a taste of what their debut album in the making is supposed to bring to the unsuspecting world. In truth, 11 tracks and a play time of one hour, make Bloodline more of an album that an EP, but that's all the best for the listener! Also, judging by what this release has on offer, there's only to look forward to the album indeed. Bloodline is a powerful work where muscular guitars and guttural vocals make up quite a nefilimesque atmosphere, although mr. Philip Faith -the man behind the project- keeps its own varied style quite interesting with very good takes on electronics, rumbling rock beats and synths that give atmosphere and move the work away from the dangerous trap of metal/nu metal or any yawn variation of the term. They pay their tribute to masters of the genre such as Killing Joke, with a cover version of Sun Goes Down. As with their previous release, Rise of The Fallen show they are fully prepared to take the stomping dancefloor on for a ride with a stormy version of the title track (which also appears in its album version) showing really the band trashing out full force and shifting the emphasis to electronics, relentless beats, angered out vocals and vocal samples to create a one-off whirly waltz of madness for the listener. Tracks like Indiscipline, are more in line with the band main sonic attitude and this one has all the numbers to become a stormy single. Even the band has produced a stylish video to it, whose fetish undertones match well the character of the song. But the band shows that they are at home even with more subtly atmospheric tracks, such as Tachutonim or Hyena (Mutation), bringing in elements more in line with the goth rock tradition. It looks like Rise of The Fallen's recipe for darkness is a well concocted one and I don't think the Canadian band will have much difficulties in affirming themselves in the scene either side of the ocean. Which makes me look forward with great anticipation to their debut album. www.riseofthefallen.com -
Gianfranco Sciacca (Darklife magazine UK)


BIO:

The King was everything, retracting himself within itself chaos was born, The divine flux flowed through the four worlds into ten holy channels, and onward until our universe came to be. From the residue of previously destroyed universe came the shell. As soon as one holy channel was hidden from the divine flux: evil was born. With creation came anti-creation, from the tree of life came the tree of good and evil. Adam and Eve begot Seth, the angel and Eve begot Cain and Abel, From Cain came ten unholy emanations who gave birth to the different breeds of the fallen. Throughout history, these breeds mingled with mankind to leave us in a hybrid world of great confusion. From the tower of Babel to 9/11, these same forces have been at work. Only now the fallen will regain their original state of purity. Welcome, the world is now embracing obscurity, a crisis, a familiar blackness, A darkness which has always been obstructing the breathing light of being, stifling organic movement and introducing the decadent cyber-mechanical consciousness of the Fallen in the ever present vacuum. To escape the machine, we attempt to transcend the worlds. We throw into question the authenticity of human existence. Evil is a conscious force which attempts to extract the light-life from matter and return it to its initial chaotic darkness... Entropy. In a time when the metaphore of death prevails, the devil's expression of anti-being is predominant in todays civilizations. When the body is being stripped of its meaning and its function reduced to cyber mechanical obsenity, the essence of its power is vulgarised. In this time, the fallen must sing. Sing, a new song.
Founded in 2000 by Cain and producer / songwriter Philip Faith, RISE OF THE FALLEN is a gathering, a celebration to the light still to be restored. RISE OF THE FALLEN proposes powerful Orchestral sound scapes evolving around post-modern electro rhythms, ancestral tribal rites and hell driven guitars slashing their way through primordial chaos.Industrial injected apocalyptic metal...with dark cavernous vocals.Emerging from the catacombs of the British post-punk era, growing up with great innovators such as cabaret voltaire, einsturzende neubauten P.Faith wanted to create a project that had the intensity of the pre-computerized music blended with modern electro textures without falling in any cliches..Anchored with a heavy guitar sound.The lyrics are predominant and the songs are built around classical structure
Live, RISE OF THE FALLEN are very theatrical and the musicians include a string section, flamenco guitar as well as female tortured vocals...Every show is a festival for the senses
In 2002, RISE OF THE FALLEN released the Citizen Cain DVD as well as the E.P including reconstructed remixes of this single.. It instantly attracted attention worldwide, from Wire columnist Byron Coley to Sonic youth's frontman thurston moore without omitting Legendary pink dots Frontman Edward Kaspel.RISE OF THE FALLEN has built a strong fanbase and following worldwide.Their latest release , Bloodline (with a video for indiscipline) is a prelude to the full lenght album Nest of ten which will feature very special collaborations with Legendary pink dots frontman Edward Ka-spel who sings on a very unique remake of the song Hellsville, Decoded feedback remixing Crusade, Italy's Adam remixing En Soph ,Belgium Infrabu5e, Third realm, France's Christophe Ferrer as well as Oneiroid psychosys...RISE OF THE FALLEN just finished shooting a conceptual video for Nest of ten.

http://www.riseofthefallen.com
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