Artistical, corrosively smart and freshly uncompromising should be captured quick in sudden deafning towards how Year of No Light releasing their debut full album Nord. These Bordeaux group sounded trancing in deductive slithering silence by combining the fearless mix of Post-Rock, Doomy Black Metal and Progressive sounds just like a built-up sonic bullet train driving slow into a tight tunnel but increasingly getting faster and faster in every minutes, creating those earaching frictions between concrete and metal materials along the way.
The listeners might getting themselves a personal disembowelment towards the time of figuring out about how massive this band's sounds really are.
Complements should be given too Johan Sebenne (bass), Bertrand Sebenne (drums), Jerome Alban or Pierre Anouilh (guitars) and Julien Perez (vocals, keyboards); little by little and inches by inches knitting and fermenting their scary music sound formula of an untaming ethereal figures but also gladly atmospheric almost like total insanity the first time one in decline for hearing them.
Mostly written in French, no one would resisting that the brutality or the soothing commands surrounding the beats and mid-tempo post-hardcore movements inside Librium, Prosodia or Par economie pendant la crise on eteint la lumiere au bout du tunnel can be easily interprets behind the ambiguity and the critical edgy traumatic terror noise in the making.
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