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Jason Newstead, Langevin,Voivod,Voivod,Chophouse Records/Surfdog Records,Matthew Moyer
VOIVOD VOIVOD Chophouse Records/Surfdog Records Voivod are back, but you probably already know that. Did you, however, know that (a) they’ve made a fantastic album, (b) original vocalist Snake is back and (c) new bass player Jason Newstead’s bass is finally audible on a metal recording (bad joke)? ...
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April 1999 :: Music F-I :: Iron Savior (Matthew Moyer)
Iron Savior Unification Noise Now this is more like it. This is the way "true" Metal should be. From the Voivod cast-off cover art, to the overdone synth intro, to the opening riff that is reminiscent both of early Metallica and Iron Maiden simultaneously, to a Prologue (yes, really) in the liner notes ...
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I'm thrilled when things like this finally manage to find their way out of so...
... honesty, and well-sung female vocals. They released two albums and a bunch of singles. This is a collection of some of their rare material (like the Voivod cover from their one-sided tour single) along with unreleased recordings and live songs. The live songs don't fare so well, but the other recordings ...
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Unbeknownst to even some fervent metalheads, Canada is home to a quietly endu...
... Nuclear Blast Unbeknownst to even some fervent metalheads, Canada is home to a quietly enduring tradition of cerebral extremity, most prominently in Voivod and (less so) DBC, among others. After harnessing their aesthetic for the greater bulk of the '90s, Kataklysm can now add themselves to these hallowed ...
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September1998 :: Music N-S :: The Red Telephone (Michael Crown)
... Cheap Trick to the Replacements to the Psychedelic Furs to the Afghan Whigs to Sonic Youth. I could swear I even detect a tatter of cyberpunk-era Voivod in there. And that's just for starters. I mention these bands only as points of reference, and not to imply that the Red Telephone sound derivative ...
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Depending on who's listening, albums like Tourniquet's Microscopic View ...
... just know you're going to be treading some progressive waters for the album's duration. Tracing a lineage from the acid-fried thrash of late-'80s Voivod to the shamefully under-appreciated Rush-sent-through-a-blender blur of Anacrusis and Cynic in the early '90s, Tourniquet walk in metal's no-man's ...
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The Force That Holds Together a Heart Torn to Pieces (HowlingBull America). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
... , Botch, Converge, and a select few others, but Spaceboy seem bent on making it a helluva lot burlier. Like Killing Technology/Dimension Hatross-era Voivod beaten with a (very) ugly stick, Spaceboy's debut dose of mathematics, The Force That Holds Together a Heart Torn to Pieces (got that?), seesaws ...
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December 1999 :: Music A :: Amsvartner (Nathan T. Birk)
... Amsvartner's credit, there's a certain trainwreck tightness/chaos about The Trollish Mirror 's four cuts of flamethrowing that vaguely treads early Voivod territory, tin-can drum production and all: brainy stuff, but lacking the necessary emotional depth to make such mathematics work in the real world ...
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Songs For Worship (The Music Cartel). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
... , is that the trio's from Toronto, once again proving that Canadian metalheads have access to the best drugs around (for further evidence, see Voivod, DBC, Gorguts, Cryptopsy, Kataklysm, Martyr, Obliveon…). Songs For Worship, fuckin' A. The Music Cartel, PO Box 629, Port Washington, NY 11050; http:/ ...
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Tom Angelripper,Sodom,One Night In Bangkok,SPV/Steamhammer,Matthew Moyer
... world,” man I get chills. A song like that IS effective political protest. The first wave of thrash (Megadeth, Anthrax, Nuclear Assault, Coroner, Voivod, Sodom) had a very strong humanist bent, don’t forget. Drink beer and listen to songs as brilliant as “Blasphemer” instead of getting shot at by "enemies ...
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