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Track List
01) Ryu / Tradition
02) Fudo / The Immovable Deity
03) In & Yo / Dualities of the Way
04) Oku / The Secrets
05) Hodoku / Compassion
06) Myo / The Miraculous
07) Hara / The Center
08) Ku / Emptiness
09) Shugyo / Austerity
01) Ryu / Tradition
02) Fudo / The Immovable Deity
03) In & Yo / Dualities of the Way
04) Oku / The Secrets
05) Hodoku / Compassion
06) Myo / The Miraculous
07) Hara / The Center
08) Ku / Emptiness
09) Shugyo / Austerity
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2013
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"The Anaesthete" is the fourth full-length album by post-metal band Rosetta, and their first fully independent release. The album was announced on Rosetta's blog on June 20, 2013 and self-released as a download via Bandcamp on August 8, 2013.
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Throughout the album the listener is afforded certain comforts such as the warm embrace of "Hoduku/Compassion" with the vocal work washed clean of all their prevalent coarseness, the humming of bass and a calming piano passage to lead you out. Subsequent to this Rosetta decides, after having made such graceful use of it, to throw the entire piano at you with the crushing force of their returning sludge sinews and a powerful roar in "Myo/The Miraculous." Thankfully you're still under heavy sedation.
The Aneasthete is distinctive in the broad range of its temperament; the gap between the album's heaviest as opposed to lightest sounds is filled with varied degrees of intensity. Much of the album is consistently engaging as the build-up to the frequent climaxes is reached by continual momentum. There are moments in which the momentum slows and keeps to a standard tread yet Rosetta don't seek to remould the post metal genre, especially considering they adamantly deny its existence or legitimacy as a genre. To my ears, however, this album is strengthened by its emphasis on post metal and the genre's defining qualities.
Reviewed by R'Vannith for metalstorm.net.
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"The Anaesthete" is the fourth full-length album by post-metal band Rosetta, and their first fully independent release. The album was announced on Rosetta's blog on June 20, 2013 and self-released as a download via Bandcamp on August 8, 2013.
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Throughout the album the listener is afforded certain comforts such as the warm embrace of "Hoduku/Compassion" with the vocal work washed clean of all their prevalent coarseness, the humming of bass and a calming piano passage to lead you out. Subsequent to this Rosetta decides, after having made such graceful use of it, to throw the entire piano at you with the crushing force of their returning sludge sinews and a powerful roar in "Myo/The Miraculous." Thankfully you're still under heavy sedation.
The Aneasthete is distinctive in the broad range of its temperament; the gap between the album's heaviest as opposed to lightest sounds is filled with varied degrees of intensity. Much of the album is consistently engaging as the build-up to the frequent climaxes is reached by continual momentum. There are moments in which the momentum slows and keeps to a standard tread yet Rosetta don't seek to remould the post metal genre, especially considering they adamantly deny its existence or legitimacy as a genre. To my ears, however, this album is strengthened by its emphasis on post metal and the genre's defining qualities.
Reviewed by R'Vannith for metalstorm.net.
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