Nevermore "Enemies of Reality"
Century Media
Ok. I will be completely honest with you. I used to do something very, very wrong. I used to bag the ever-living shit out of Nevermore just based on one song I had heard on a compilation. I thought Warrel Dane's vocals were, um, the most uncomforting noise I had ever heard. And I remembered Sanctuary, the band he led a long time ago. I never liked them, either.
I have this new habit of hearing bands on Rapture Radio and saying, Wow! That shit is good! I kept hearing this song on the station and going, Holy fried frog balls! That guitar player rips my ass to pieces. I have to check this band out. I kept hearing it, never taking the time to see who it was, until one day I could not take it anymore. By this time I had the song memorized and "Inside Four Walls" had corrupted my mind. I hated the pro-drug lyrics and still do. As a matter of fact, that is the only thing about this band I cannot stand anymore, is the ridiculous message they stand for. But you know I am not a rock star, so I cannot jump up and down and scream, Fuck Reality!
When I realized who it was, I was like, "Oh Fuck! because I knew now I had to listen to this whole album and all of their albums. It took about two spins of this disc to realize god damn--Nevermore is incredible! I think the most amazing thing to me is the absence of a sound. They just sound like no one else, and do a great job of it. And man, let me tell ya. If you like a shredding guitar, youre gonna have a pulsating penis!
This record is an incredible piece of material with each song being better than the last, and the replay value is top notch!
I have now overcome my white-hot hatred of Warrel Dane. But I have to be honest and tell you I laughed like a little girl when I heard Billy Milano beat his ass.
Ok. These guys kick my ass with every listen.
www.nevermore.tv
Century Media
Ok. I will be completely honest with you. I used to do something very, very wrong. I used to bag the ever-living shit out of Nevermore just based on one song I had heard on a compilation. I thought Warrel Dane's vocals were, um, the most uncomforting noise I had ever heard. And I remembered Sanctuary, the band he led a long time ago. I never liked them, either.
I have this new habit of hearing bands on Rapture Radio and saying, Wow! That shit is good! I kept hearing this song on the station and going, Holy fried frog balls! That guitar player rips my ass to pieces. I have to check this band out. I kept hearing it, never taking the time to see who it was, until one day I could not take it anymore. By this time I had the song memorized and "Inside Four Walls" had corrupted my mind. I hated the pro-drug lyrics and still do. As a matter of fact, that is the only thing about this band I cannot stand anymore, is the ridiculous message they stand for. But you know I am not a rock star, so I cannot jump up and down and scream, Fuck Reality!
When I realized who it was, I was like, "Oh Fuck! because I knew now I had to listen to this whole album and all of their albums. It took about two spins of this disc to realize god damn--Nevermore is incredible! I think the most amazing thing to me is the absence of a sound. They just sound like no one else, and do a great job of it. And man, let me tell ya. If you like a shredding guitar, youre gonna have a pulsating penis!
This record is an incredible piece of material with each song being better than the last, and the replay value is top notch!
I have now overcome my white-hot hatred of Warrel Dane. But I have to be honest and tell you I laughed like a little girl when I heard Billy Milano beat his ass.
Ok. These guys kick my ass with every listen.
www.nevermore.tv