/Black metal, Technical
metal, Goregrind, Hardcore, Sludge metal, Synthpop, Cybergrind, Electronic pop,
Crossover, Organic electronica, Mood music/
Comment: it is obviously the most
challenging work by Infirm Individual who is an one-man-artist from Germany.
Nevertheless how the album title suggests at the time freedom and unlimited magnitude
for playing readily with disparate facets are obviously the most important premises
for him. In general, different branches of metal music are interlaced with more
volatile and glamorous musical strands and appearances. For instance, the
opening track Draugr (The Living Dead)
is an absolute teaser – I cannot remember for a metal/hardcore exemplar never before
of involving sheeny synthpop and (deep) house vibes. Unebelievable indeed.
However, all these abrupt shifts in mood and paces are managed in a way to hit
effect unflaggingly. This 7-track album just must be heard to get the evidence
of it. One is unarguably sure – I am going to add it the best albums list of
mine in 2014.
