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They also went their separate ways for a brief period to work in other countries. Need to check this out. The question you may be asking: As a matter of fact this four-track-EP rocks! Nearly six years ago, I began wondering if heavy metal music could exist in a region like the middle east, and what it could possibly sound like. The into and outro tracks "The Unknown" and "Massacre," are much the same embracing a metalcore-progressive hybrid with shifting tones, styles and moods. See All Buying Options.

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Have one to sell? It's a very inspiring story --Brann Dailor, Mastodon.

View Cart Proceed to checkout. The style of music is thrashy and melodic of a kind that recalls early Metallica, with quite a lot of lead guitar soloing in fairly long instrumental passages once the guys get the lyrics out of the way which is fairly quick.

Read reviews that mention heavy metal garden of stones metal in baghdad metal band message from baghdad guys acrassicauda bands riffs rock check documentary heard solid debut iraq metallica vocals blown listening. My answer is, They are definitely good. For a band whose origin story feels like the plot of a melodrama, Acrassicauda show themselves able to meet the insane expectations of a band who have gained the reputation they have.

The into and outro tracks "The Unknown" and "Massacre," are much the same embracing a metalcore-progressive hybrid with shifting tones, styles and moods. Music is teh to bond us, not drive us apart. Sold by momox Shop.

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The guitars do their job, although at times they throw in those middle eastern melodies, and that's always cool. Good Luck for them These guys are angry and have a reason to be. I don't really know what the lyrics are about specifically, but they are influenced by their experiences in a war-torn country for sure.

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What exactly makes them so interesting? Quality checked pre-owned articles. No doubt, now that Acrassicauda are living in America, they're on a fast learning curve on how much thrash and other metal styles have changed over the last 30 years so possibly by onlg time they put out an album, their music will have changed a great deal.

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The question you may be asking: Ulsufyring March 12th Comments. Site Copyright Sputnikmusic.

Image Unavailable Image not available for Color: I'm not going to delve too much in the details of the band's history, since the story of a band that endured Saddam, war and terrorist death threats to pursue their metal dreams is, by now, well known. The story's happy ending or new beginning, rather is that the band members obtained refugee status in the US and released their first EP nine years after their formation.

Excellent excellent stuff, get this and listen to what people can do when they have metal in their souls and determination in their hearts! He even shows himself capable of more melodic vocals, such as in the fo eastern flavored "Garden of Stones" or the mournful "Massacre", where he goes from low growls to vocals that sound like an unholy cross between a muezzin Muslim prayer caller and an old school thrash vocalist.

With this being a thrash metal EP, I think it goes without saying that this album's biggest flaw is its lack of truly fast-paced songs. Valfars GhostOctober 2nd, Acrassicauda, what an interesting band. HenchmanOfSanta Onpy 10th Comments. This is the true definition of Metal. It's not exactly a grating issue but hopefully it is something that will be resolved with a developed full-length album.

The second track, "Garden of Stones" is almost entirely performed using middle eastern modes and rhythms, "Massacre" opens with a spoken word section in Arabic and "The Unknown's" main riff draws from the acrasicauda musical pool that "Garden of Stones" does.

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