The metal genre has an array of sub genres in particular the
"core" genre known as hardcore, metalcore, deathcore, is introducing
another core to its line-up, one Dirty Attic calls "AcoustiCore".
It's still true to the core genre except, they have a clean acoustic guitar
being the lead guitar in play, than the usual electric lead guitar. This makes "The
One-Eyed King" a rather unique release.
While "The One-Eyed King" is their debut effort
consisting of 11-tracks a few of those do indeed stand out which includes; "The
Fallen", "Collapse", "Live Forever", and "What Is
Real". These bring out that catchy yet upbeat tone that keeps the music
flowing right along, like "The Fallen", "Collapse" and
"Live Forever" are play a part from one another, making that set of
songs captivating and melodic with their musical traits and skill set. The
vocals done on "What Is Real", is brutal yet clean cut, while it is
intense and the instrumentals are present, it makes it one of the songs that
again stands out but it takes that extra step if you will, making it more ear
popping to the listener.
Dirty Attic's debut release is intense, mellow driven, and
easy listening all at once, making their musical abilities front and center.
Them easily able to master what has been played here and craft it into
something even better on future material, hands down no problem.
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