Recommendation: Russian Circles Enter
1. Carpe http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=A7E612A95CC50D71
2. Micah
3. Death Rides a Horse http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=1864FD460A683CA9
4. Enter
5. You Already Did
6. New Macabre
Just like the nebulous subgenre usually referred to as Neurosis-core, doom-core, post-metal, or a mixture of the three (Capricorns, Deadbird, Isis, Knut, Minsk, Mouth of the Architect, Neurosis, Rosetta, Stand-Up Guy, among others), I cant get my fill of instrumental post-rock either (Kenoma, Ostinato, Pelican, The Photographic, Red Sparowes, Tides, et al). Now, if you were fortunate enough to attend a recent Mono/Pelican show, then you might have already been introduced to the stellar Russian Circles, considering the three-piece opened for much of the tour. Put forth by Flameshovel, Enter basically came out of nowhere, and perhaps resembles Tidess Resurface due to the dichotomies (light/heavy) that both albums continuously employ. Keep in mind thats before Tides went all Isis on us on the From Silence EP. At any rate, words like catchy, energetic, and bouncy describe the promising young outfit that is bolstered by excellent musicianship. If you want a more in-depth look at Enter, however, read the review of Russian Circless debut below.
UMs Review of Russian Circles Enter
Official Russian Circles Website
Official Flameshovel Records Website
1. Carpe http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=A7E612A95CC50D71
2. Micah
3. Death Rides a Horse http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=1864FD460A683CA9
4. Enter
5. You Already Did
6. New Macabre
Just like the nebulous subgenre usually referred to as Neurosis-core, doom-core, post-metal, or a mixture of the three (Capricorns, Deadbird, Isis, Knut, Minsk, Mouth of the Architect, Neurosis, Rosetta, Stand-Up Guy, among others), I cant get my fill of instrumental post-rock either (Kenoma, Ostinato, Pelican, The Photographic, Red Sparowes, Tides, et al). Now, if you were fortunate enough to attend a recent Mono/Pelican show, then you might have already been introduced to the stellar Russian Circles, considering the three-piece opened for much of the tour. Put forth by Flameshovel, Enter basically came out of nowhere, and perhaps resembles Tidess Resurface due to the dichotomies (light/heavy) that both albums continuously employ. Keep in mind thats before Tides went all Isis on us on the From Silence EP. At any rate, words like catchy, energetic, and bouncy describe the promising young outfit that is bolstered by excellent musicianship. If you want a more in-depth look at Enter, however, read the review of Russian Circless debut below.
UMs Review of Russian Circles Enter
Official Russian Circles Website
Official Flameshovel Records Website