listen to favez - because theyre good.

[breaklose]

theyre a swiss band, theyre good. download chasing honesty from their latest album, called 'from lausanne, switzerland', which is really fucking excellent. theyre about to record a new album too. check their website.

 

[Allan]

Can't find their albums, not even on Amazon.

 

[breaklose]

theyre on soulseek. or you can buy them off their label.

 

[Morpheus]

listened to the song there, and it is quite good, nothing exceptional though i can only judge from this one song of course. is the rest of the same style, or do they vary throughout the album?

 

[breaklose]

there are variations on tempos and moods, but its almost always heavy guitars + groovy beats (slow or fast) + vocal harmonies. not too original but deadly melodies.

 

[Morpheus]

hey mehdi, check out Slut, you might like em, they're from germany and have some decent songs. mostly groovy and melodic stuff. www.slut-music.com there you find excerpts from the new album which i haven't heard yet, but the one before you should check out.

 

[breaklose]

right ill check them out, even tho i really dont like their name. ta!

 

[Morpheus]

right ill check them out, even tho i really dont like their name. ta!

yeah hehe, it's daft googling for that band name

 

[my dying groom]

Had to raise this one from the dead.
I like their first semi-acoustic album "A Sad Ride On The Line Again", but can someone tell me (Mehdi?) why there are two versions of the last song floating around? I usually download albums before I buy them, so I got this plugged "metal" version of "Psychiatric Interference" as mp3, but on my disc there's just a version played in the same style as the rest of the album. Do you reckon the mp3 is a fake?

 

[bender the offender]

Mehdi, share your album on soulseek.

 

[breaklose]

who with? you?

 

[my dying groom]

So I gather no one here has a clue. Die, thread, die.

 

[Maqus]

Mr. Count, don't be so negative on such a beautiful day.

 

[breaklose]

Had to raise this one from the dead.
I like their first semi-acoustic album "A Sad Ride On The Line Again", but can someone tell me (Mehdi?) why there are two versions of the last song floating around? I usually download albums before I buy them, so I got this plugged "metal" version of "Psychiatric Interference" as mp3, but on my disc there's just a version played in the same style as the rest of the album. Do you reckon the mp3 is a fake?

oops sorry didnt see that post. i dont know, i downloaded that album since you cant buy them here, and as far as i remember all the songs are acoustic on my copy. does the plugged version sound like the acoustic one? like same melody and that? might be a live recording i dunno.

anyway im not too fond of that album, i like the plugged ones much better.

 

[my dying groom]

does the plugged version sound like the acoustic one? like same melody and that? might be a live recording i dunno.

anyway im not too fond of that album, i like the plugged ones much better.

Yeah it's the same melody, they only play it faster and add some double bass(!). Perhaps you're right about the live recording. What a shame, I thought it was a perfect ending that way.

Their other stuff hasn't really grown on me yet, apart from a few killer songs like "Chasing Honesty". Well, thanks anyway.

 

[breaklose]

no worries. i saw them live a couple of years ago in switzerland, thats actually how i got to know them, and they were very good.