Stratum Bridge (Klonosphere 2012)

 

   Modern Metal music in the making by this Poitiers, Poitou-Charentes with the addition of Groovy Metal progressions towards the affiliations from those six-piece members consisting on the band's line-up: Jean-Etienne Maillard (bass guitar), Florent Marcadet (drums), Yann Ligner (vocals), Guillaume Bernard and Mika Moreau (guitars) and Matthieu Metzger (samples, midi controller, keyboards, saxophone) brought to us their recording of The Dreamer's Hideaway; an eleven tracks music collective collections under the shades of thick influences from Korn, Nu-Metal alliance and more Gothic-Rock Europe coalition in non-general plurality genre that eventually, creating their own last distinctive music as the band - Klone shall naming themselves as one of the late-comers of the scene nearly dying session groups left behind over this sub-genre musical format prolonging since the late of nineties era to the early millennium. Klone's track-listing conceived its consisting themes based on the relevant modern stories to spread and tell to their audiences towards the combinations of harder edgy sounds, medium beats of Hard Rock and Prog-inflicted sense that purely brought the relieving solutions to the listeners for keep the in between essential positivism and negating points of views as an contradiction that totally attaches the relating purposes for Modern Rock or the last form of Nu Metal to breathing its last breath near the mainstream surface and on this occasion we got that from Corridors, Siren's Song, Rising, Walking on Clouds to The Worst is Over and A Finger Snaps.

One might cannot ignore this while it still bites ...

The Dreamer's Hideaway:
https://youtu.be/MBLs0onRaxk