Universe217 - Self Titled (CD) (Burning World)

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FORMAT: CD

LABEL: Burning World

RELEASED: 2008

ORIGIN: Netherlands

ITEM #: ATH-5473

TRACKLIST:

In Your Head
Inferno
Swallow
66
Harmless
Nobody's Sincere
I Don't Give a Damn

"Exotic and sensuous yet dark and maddening. These are the first impressions I get when hearing Greece's Universe217. Dramatic vocals soar and collapse above a tapestry of wandering rhythms and laid-back drumming. During periods this lends the music an effect of being two separate songs being played over the top of each other. For some reason this reminds of me the late Dawn Crosby's Fear of God project. Obviously and probably purposefully the highlight of Universe217 are the vocal gymnastics of singer Tania. She covers the spectrum from scathing frailty to intense insanity! Universe217's experimental and doomy sound are an epic journey into a formless and turbulent void. Creating distorted art through both visual and aural avenues these Greeks are summoners of a mystifying and magical headtrip that burrows into your skull and corrupts all your visions with the seed of insanity."

Nocturnal Cult

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Universe217
Self Titled (CD) (Import)
Label: Burning World Origin: Netherlands
Exotic and sensuous yet dark and maddening. These are the first impressions I get when hearing Greece's Universe217. Dramatic vocals soar and collapse above a tapestry of wandering rhythms and laid-back drumming. During periods this lends the music an effect of being two separate songs being played over the top of each other. For some reason this reminds of me the late Dawn Crosby's Fear of God project. Obviously and probably purposefully the highlight of Universe...