Superb from the start, Fuego is simply brilliant. Then we bring in the angst with the second track, Hard Stuff, which speaks volumes for me, having lost a brother to it in one sense, and it being my life experience at times in another sense. Powerful essence indeed. She Master reminds me of Verdi's anvil chorus, and it turns into a gutsy piece of guttural expressionism. A beautifully controlled psychosis.
Hope, which is a bit thin on the ground in reality, presents itself creatively here. The vocals sounds at times like my invisible friend H., who speaks in tongues forgotten. The End, I hope, is the start of a new beginning, for I don't want it to stop here. Too good to go forever. Monster is a monster track, I love its passionate energy, beautifully dark and foreboding. A creature from aeons past. An intriguing mix of influences seems to meet in Wilder Wind, in a vortex of creativity.
Liar. So many people in my life seem to feel compelled to lie to me, but as they think so loudly, I figure it out sooner or later and don't find it an endearing trait of their idiotic personas. Ace track that encapsulates how I feel when I am treated to their pathetic falsehoods. They even lie to themselves and believe in their own bullshit. I can live without it but I can't live without artists like Deied, who soothe my anger and help me feel that there is honesty in some people's spirits.
Far From Home, which is something I rarely am, is a well constructed track and though somewhat less fraught seemingly all the more powerful for its apparent restraint. Another brilliant album from a brilliant artist, and I truly hope the title is not literal. Keep in touch and keep up this fantastic expression of talented passion. Thanks yet again!-)
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