Recent content by necroschizoman

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I wonder how many spins you took to listen "The Habit of Fire". KEKAL isn't a band that hooks you up at the first listen, it needs even 4 or 5 spins to let it grows on you. I found "The Habit of Fire" to be a much better album than "Acidity", almost in the same vein with their 2003 album...

As far as I know, KEKAL never used the entire 'standardized formats' of rhythm and sound to shape their music, but instead they created new ones (free-jazz approach), of course they used standard instruments (guitars, vox, etc.). But they also utilize noises and found-sound that never follow the...