So are the new artistic paths that Queensryche with "Dedicated to Chaos" not tread. The album constitutes rather a logical development of the first on "Hear in the now frontier" (1997) tested the game with alternative sounds The latter album brought a synthesis of Queensrychesounds with the grunge. "Q2K" (1999) and "Tribe" (2003) flirted with tribal sounds; the last studio output brought the Queensryche the late 1980s and early 1990s in a more modern guise. "Dedicated to chaos" sounds in my ears like "Hear in the now frontier" in the Sound garb of "Rage for order" (1986). Ie structurally the songs are attributable rather a more reduced skirt; one has to hear the impression, grunge, garage rock, Britpop, but also jazz-rock. Strong emphasis is this time more on the rhythm that comes along once eingänig and times very tricky. The Classical Instrumentation guitar, bass and drums, however, is accompanied with keyboard carpets and electronic sound gimmicks, which provide a subtle futuristic painting. This fits well with one of two subject areas, which dedicate the songs, but without pursuing a fixed concept. Firstly, the tracks are about the problems that brings the modern media and information society with them, on the other hand the artistic development of the band itself is discussed.
The many bad reviews here show only one thing: many people see in Queensryche not artists who are allowed to develop freely at will, but only musical artisans who pray tell certain drawers (Prog Metal, Heavy Metal, "Operation Mindcrime", "Empire" etc, have) to use. For mentioned handset its prog rock consequently no artistic program, but a drawer. Here is the original meaning of the word of progressive progressing or progressively and said in connection with music is a constant development and thus continued in any way reproduce the sameness in little variation.
So now I'm too lazy to continue writing. This review should be understood as a plea for music per se; I express my deepest condolences to those people who, unfortunately, a very limited ästehtisches sensation and perception of music have - There are sovieles Nice to discover!
