Withering Surface - Force the Pace - 2004, FLAC (image+.cue), lossless torrent

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Withering Surface / Force the Pace

Жанр: Melodic Death Metal
Страна-производитель диска: Japan
Год издания: 2004
Издатель (лейбл): King Record Co., Ltd.
Номер по каталогу: KICP-1021
Страна: Denmark
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 49:48
Источник (релизер): ilijan ( ему спасибо )
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Треклист:
1.Gears
2.Exit Sculpture
3.This View
4.Force the Pace
5.Hold the Line
6.Machinery
7.Inhale the Hyper Pulse
8.State of Emergency
9.Anything Goes
10.Urban Glasses
11.Euphoria*
12.Future World (Pretty Maids Cover)*

* - Japanese Edition Bonus Tracks
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http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Withering_Surface/3821
WITHERING SURFACE have been together since the early/mid nineties. They’ve always played Melodic Death Metal but their discography tells another story if you’ve followed them all the way.

“Force The Pace” is the bands fourth stop. They’ve been into technical, atmospherical and Rock areas with their music on previous albums, so naturally they are trying something different with their new long player, which is also their first release for Italy’s Scarlet Records.

Like it or not, this album travels the same route taken by bands like SOILWORK and IN FLAMES (soon to be walked by ARCH ENEMY haha). I’m not saying that it’s a carbon copy of these bands but stylewise there are some parallels, like the subtle electronics and the powerful modern sound wall. WITHERING SURFACE are heavier though and darker, they haven’t written any poppy single songs ala “The Quiet Place” or “Departure Plan” (although “Gears” would have worked well as a single release), they’re still a Death Metal band, one of the few Modern Death Metal bands that don’t feel the need to practice clean vocals and insist on having a happy chorus just because it’s “in” at the moment.

The guitars are prepped and ready to go from the start, loads of good old Melodic Death Metal riffing and lead melodies are found in each song. “Machinery” has some massive Death/Thrash riffs used together with Michael H. Andersen’s harsh vocals (layered with some kind of robotic effect) a very brutal and likeable track. “Urban Glasses” is a nice variation from the other tracks, the arrangements are more experimental (on a successful level) rather than speedy and brutal.

The solos are faster than the ones on “Walking On Phantom Ice”, a lot more groovy and Rock like. Overall the band is more heavy and faster; Michael’s vocals don’t sound experimental at all (of course there are some moments) Nikolaj’s drumming is more energised than ever and the guitar duo of Allan Tvedebrink and Jacob Krogholt decided to record the album with four guitar layers!!!

In conclusion, “Force The Pace” has some great vibes but also a feeling of deja vu every now and then, a good album with a killer production sound!

Review written by Frodi for www.metal-observer.com
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Michael H. Andersen - Vocals
Jacob Krogholt - Guitars
Allan Tvedebrink - Guitars
Kaspar Boye Larsen - Bass
Nikolaj Borg - Drums
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