Italy has been know for a variety of things, music is one of
course. But this type of music may not be one for all, when it comes to the
genre of metal, and it's assorted genre listing's such as black metal, not many
take a liking towards it, due to its raw yet edgy material. In any case though,
Chiral's latest album "Gazing Light Eternity", is chalk full of the
black metal style, mixed in with other mixtures of the genre, ranging from
ambient styles to atmospheric, this handful chunk being the sum of how their
style unfolds and upholds if that makes sense.
In any case, the album having just a few tracks, 2 of which
going as long as 15 minutes almost, has the remaining tracks be half of that,
but still sounding heavy yet dramatic at times. Like for instance take the
opener simply titled "Part 1 (The Gazer)", this song is going to
about 15 minutes in length alone, having the song itself, be heavy, intense,
but very mellow too. The instrumentals and vocal chords being very drowned out,
having the tones, working well with one another, that it makes that time span,
sound decent and yet pleasant to hear.
Whereas the other tracks, divided into other parts,
"Part, 2, 3," and so forth, combine this, but it is more structured
and laid out. Like "Part 3 (The Crown)", this is not that long in
length time for the song itself, but goes half of that, at about 6 minutes or
so. This track being different in time length, but still aggressive yet raw as
the opening number.
The rest of the album's tracks pretty much intertwine with
the rest of the album, as a whole, having it come together, completing it, to
be a well rounded piece, that is as said, aggressive, raw, edgy, yet still
mellow dramatic with that flow of beat, that keeps the music constantly moving,
having it be very entertaining and enjoyable at times.
Chiral's "Gazing Light Eternity" is one of those
releases, that will get you thinking, and keep you in check, and in tune to the
music being portrayed, as it just works so well from all angles, that it is
coming from. Plus, they are just one of those acts that you will have to follow
along, trying to see where they will likely end up next.
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