Author Archives: Dæv Tremblay

The Algorithm – Polymorphic Code

by Dæv Tremblay

United Kingdom seems to bombard us all with heavy as balls djent. And everytime it has something special, out of the ordinary.

Last time, it was Hacktivist with their rappers throwing 100 words per second at us.

Now, The Algorithm connects us to the Matrix, uploads us to Mainframe, and makes us travel in the electron flow of a circuit board with their progressive technical metal figuratively bathed in electronic music.

Polymorphic Code makes me sad, however. Sad that I was not the one to write that outstanding record. Sad and angry, in fact.

On the other hand, I … Read more

February’s Alphabet Playlist

by Dæv Tremblay

Here are the songs I personally think everyone should listen to – at least once – in the current month.

Abstract Deviation – Solar Empire (Abstract Deviation EP)

Being – Air Atlantic (Anthropocene)

Circle Takes The Square – North Star, Inverted (Decompositions : Volume Number One)

Devolved – Apocalyptic Visionary (Reprisal)

Eschaton – The Black Tunnel (Isolated Intelligence)

Fountainhead – Fear Is The Enemy (Fear Is The Enemy)

Gigan – The Raven And The Crow (Quasi-Hallucinogenic Sonic Landscapes)

Hacktivist – Hacktivist (Hacktivist EP)

Infant Annihilator – Cuntcrusher (The Palpable Leprosy of Pollution)

Journal – The Velvet Ribbon (Unlorja)

The Korea… Read more

Limit Zero – Gravestone Constellations

by Dæv Tremblay

India’s an intriguing country when it comes to music.

To one side, there is those who make truly outstanding music, like Amogh Symphony, but to the other side, there are 200 Indian elephants’ weight worth of shitty bands that either try to copy old school Megadeth and Metallica or are just being bad.

Limit Zero, of course, is on the right side of the balance (actually the left one, if we all read the above paragraph from left to right).

Their album Gravestone Constellations show their progressive metal style well, with a dip in more modern subgenres like djent or … Read more