Band : Isaïah
Album : Ils Consomment, Tuent et Prient Mais ne Pensent Pas
Release Year : 2007
Genre : Screamo
Tracklist :
1. quand les flammes viennent des occupants
2. des enfants, j'aurai du le tuer deux fois
3. derrière le voile et la croix elle acceptent la mort
4. 21-28 mai 1871
5. des chiens de garde et des cerbères
6. euthanasie de nos ames perdues
7. enfants de l'apathie
2. des enfants, j'aurai du le tuer deux fois
3. derrière le voile et la croix elle acceptent la mort
4. 21-28 mai 1871
5. des chiens de garde et des cerbères
6. euthanasie de nos ames perdues
7. enfants de l'apathie
I can only say one thing; Wow. French screamo at it’s best. What you can complain on is that they have a pretty thin guitarsound, and that is perhaps why their overall sound feels a bit lame on some parts, but other than that, Isaïah got it all. This is heavy, beautiful, slow, increadibly emotionally loaded and I can only wish that I understood french, I think that would’ve contributed really much to the entirety. They have a good feeling for structure in their songs too. I myself think that the bass sound is awfully beautiful, but sadly it does not sound very “bassy”. This could also be a reason for their thin sound on some parts. The ending song “Enfants de l’apathie” is a perfect ending, the ending part consists of a french monologue blended with distant and ambientlike guitarsounds, which rounds up this record in a splendid way.
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