Chapeau! Exceptional Schlachtplatte from Canada

from Canada is clearly more than just delicious maple syrup. From Canada come "Beyond Creation". From Quebec to be exact.
So these Canadians are quasi French. Nevertheless, they write their lyrics mostly in English. "Beyond Creation" play Technical Death Metal. And this they play really very extraordinary. The most striking distinguishing feature of this combo compared with other bands from the genre is the 6-String Fretless Bass (Fretless Bass), which is otherwise known rather from jazz-rock, progressive rock or fusion. The guitars are not just commercial 6-string but provided with some extra lace. All in all, quite a virtuoso matter you want now may glimpse and thus one is, of course, absolutely correct. But caution: With 0815 Virtuos Enge fiddle, guitar solo verenkungen and "be-in-themselves-up horny" as you would expect from other people who prefer such strange instruments, we are not doing it to happiness.

Beyond Creation plays real songs. Wow. And on the one hand Knüppelhart and complex, on the other hand but also incredibly melodic and structured'm saying understandable to catchy. No solo is boring finger exercise, no parts are too short or too long, and everything remains relatively MOSHFREUNDLICH.

That may the occasional crash friend maybe a bit too much sound in the direction of In Flames, but believe me, it is not. "Beyond Creation" are just not Steve Vai, although they certainly could it technically with this record. Sure, the accelerator is down to a few (very successful) exceptions pushed through to the stop and fills, breaks and grooves of drummer adjoin inhumanity - but everything remains somehow (at least then wenns really necessary is) on the carpet.

Criticisms:

Beyond Creation survived by his virtuosity and his tone pictorial wealth of variety - otherwise it would be a pretty good but not particularly exciting metal band, as can be found on any German metal band contest. The only element which these virtuosity and especially the variety is missing is the singing. There are thousands of death metal bands that sound exactly the same. High screeching, Deep growls, overtone series are also scoured and a little grunt. Somehow this is indeed rock solid and disturb not the least bit, but also is not very relevant to and thus goes a bit in the entire lower (As for the value).

"Omnipresent Perception" - The single for the album - is a top song with instruments-Poser-performance video. A real board. Hence my question: Why the hell is this number on the ALBUM faded out?

CONCLUSION: This album is a real Kracher belongs in every metallers budget and I hope in the future even more quality from the house of "Beyond Creation" to hear.

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