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Pieces from hostile side

by The big sleep in search of hades

rock metal death doom experimental

5 tracks

17:15

1	Grim shadow flare the empire	2:02
2	Inapt guess dressed with a red smell	3:13
3	The green of the world becames black	6:08
4	Unleashed under unforbidden sun	1:02
5	Foundry of unforeseen powers	4:50

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PIECES FROM HOSTILE SIDE (Second chapter of TBSISOH project)

The music was transformed into pain. "Ownland" was the beginning and now still walking without a precise direction, without purpose, without creative constraints, without complexes.

"Pieces from hostile side" represents a keen awareness enclosed that exploits and express all the anger and crudeness, and beating off the feelings superfluous, breaking a barrier that few can bear.

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La música se transformó en dolor. "Ownland" fué el comienzo y ahora seguimos caminando sin un rumbo fijo, sin un fin, sin limitaciones creativas, sin complejos.

"Pieces from hostile side" representa una conciencia encerrada deseando explotar y manifestar toda su rabia y crudeza, desahogandose y golpeando sobre los sentimientos supérfluos, rompiendo esa barrera que pocos podrán soportar.

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Music, lyrics, concept & arrangement by The Big Sleep.

Production affairs, mixed and mastered by Martin Anilom.

Recorded between April and June 2009 in Pygmy Studio (C-V, Madrid, Spain)

Mixed and mastered in July 2009 in Glee (Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain)

Cover photography by Arturo Castellanos.

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Reviews on Pieces from hostile side

AKheon

Needs something

12/10/09

Extreme and massive sound, with vitriolic guitar layering and overly monstrous and cataclysmically echoing vocals. Applied industrial, death and black metal techniques. Sonically great to experience, but musically I'm left a bit cold. Most of the songs don't relate much besides the most obvious attribute, which is sheer brutality. Overarching, generously massive brutality. Also, those high tempos are used very unsubtly (to put it politely).

"The green of the world becames black" is more where it's at. Epic progression and some depth. Can't say I can make heads or tails of the lyrics of any of the songs, though.

Seriously promising overall: with this kinda production, you could become the next Anaal Nathrakh, and I know great songs aren't out of your reach either (having heard your previous release). Gather your strength and continue (experimenting).