Bleed The Sky [PA] [Hyper CD]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:02:31
This is a Hyper CD, which contains regular audio tracks and also provides a link to the artist's website with the help of a web browser. Contains a hidden bonus track following "Farewell Fix". Reveille includes: Drew Simollardes (vocals); Steve Miloszewski (guitar, programming); Greg Sullivan (guitar, background vocals); Carl Randolph (bass); Justin Wilson (drums). Additional personnel includes: Howard Benson (keyboards, programming); Stephen Richards, Aimee Allen. Engineers include: John Ship, Mike Plotnikoff, Bobby Brooks. Recorded at Rumbo, Canoga Park, California; The Gallery, Sherman Oaks, California; Sparky Dark, Calabasas, California. Personnel: Howard Benson (keyboards, programming); Justin Wilson (drums). Audio Mixer: Mike Plotnikoff. Recording information: River's Edge, Haverhill, MA (2001); Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA (2001); Sparky Dark, Calabasas, CA (2001); The GAllery Studios, Sherman Oaks, CA (2001). Editor: Bobby Brooks . Photographer: P.R. Brown. Unknown Contributor Roles: Ken Smith; Stephen Richards. As the title of this disc suggests Reveille belts out rap-metal/rap-core with a bad attitude. Lyricist/vocalist Drew Simollardes is perpetually pissed-off, cursing out the world around him with spit-fire foul mouthed diatribes that would cause Eminem to shudder. Despite the perpetual angst, which wears thin after the first few tracks, Bleed the Sky is all about loud guitars and permutations of pentatonic riffs that have kept hard rockers in ecstasy since Black Sabbath botched a few simple blues licks and changed the face of rock music. Guitarists Steve Miloszweski and Greg Sullivan steer the ship, often riffing in unison amidst layers of distortion, though the Middle Eastern themes they weave into the title track offer a much needed change of pace. "Look at Me Now" gives Carl Randolph a chance to shine above the fray with slapping bass grooves that allow for breathing room before Reveille's relentless brick wall of sound kicks back in. For those who seek melody, check out "Down to None," which boasts a cheerful chord progression and a funky arrangement comprised solely of flute samples and drum loops. Bleed the Sky is an album that will please genre fans without fail. ~ Tom Semioli
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