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VISION OF DISORDER is poised to make waves once again. 'Razed To The Ground' is their second release for Candlelight Records, following 2012's 'The Cursed Remain Cursed', their first album since 2001's 'From Bliss to Devastation'. 'The Cursed Remain Cursed' was a fantastic comeback release that offered the most noticeably traditional hardcore aspects of their catalogue. They've had a reputation as a hardcore band, likely due because they regularly played hardcore shows in the Northeast in their early days; however, they were really a bunch of metalhead kids producing a unique blend of heavy music that didn't neatly fit into either the hardcore or metal camps. They were, and are, almost like a metallic version of Jane's Addiction, when that band was at its best. With 'Razed To The Ground', they're back in full stride, unleashing an album that sounds like what one might have expected had you listened to their self-titled debut 20 years ago. Their current output reveals a more mature and updated take on who they were in those early days.
Pinkish Black released our 17th favorite metal album of 2012 with their self-titled debut: a somber and disquieting no-wave take on doom metal. That album was released on avant-garde indie label Handmade Birds, but in November of last year, it was announced that Pinkish Black had signed to genre. Sep 05, 2013 Pinkish Black’s sophomore LP, Razed to the Ground, is set for release on September 17. The Fort Worth band’s first and self-titled LP (which was reviewed for CVLT Nation last year, here) was on Denton’s Handmade Birds label; the new album sees them on.
VISION OF DISORDER continues with its impressive display of ferocity and aggression. The only short coming with 'Razed To The Ground' is that it doesn't boast the same kind of explosiveness and unrelenting rage that defined 1998's 'Imprint'. What they've matured into, though, is a band that retains a pummeling, lethal aspect. This aspect merges seamlessly with their melodic outpouring, which was most prominent previously on the hard rock-based album, 2001's 'From Bliss to Devastation'. Their melodies, musically and vocally, have never been this up front and memorable. 'Nightcrawler' surprisingly sounds like VOD's take on the TYPE O NEGATIVE side project SEVENTH VOID, and 'Electric Sky' is addictively hook-laden and passionate, propelled by Tim Williams's soaring melodies and Brendon Cohen's underrated, tight drum work.
Expectations are high for this impressive, talented band, and they have, yet again, delivered just when the world of mainstream heavy music needs rejuvenation.
Pinkish Black at Roadburn Festival 2017 | |
| Background information | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Fort Worth, Texas |
| Genres | Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, drone, gothic rock, electronica |
| Years active | 2010-present |
| Labels | Century Media Records, Handmade Birds, Relapse Records |
| Associated acts | Maxine's Radiator, The Pointy Shoe Factory, The Great Tyrant, Thorazine Dreams, The Meat Helmets, YETI, Rock Lottery 10, The Cock-Outs, Mazinga Phaser |
| Website | [1] |
| Members | Daron Beck Jon Teague |
Pinkish Black is an Americanexperimental rock band formed shortly after the suicide of Tommy Atkins, past bassist of the predecessor, The Great Tyrant. The musical duo of Daron Beck and Jon Teague includes drums and synthesizer/keyboard only. On May 5, 2012, their debut self-titled album was released. Their second album was released September 17, 2013.
Formation (2010)[edit]
On February 23, 2010, The Great Tyrant bassist, Tommy Atkins killed himself in a bathroom.[1] The remaining members, Daron Beck on keyboards and vocals and Jon Teague on drums and synths, continued on as Pinkish Black.
Self-titled debut (2011-2012)[edit]
The band had been signed from the Dada Drumming record label to Handmade Birds. Here, they spent a great deal of time recording and mixing the music for their upcoming debut. On May 5, 2012, the self-titled LP was released.
Century Media & Relapse Records (2012-Present)[edit]
Beck and Teague were signed to Century Media Records on November 12, 2012.[2] The new LP Razed to the Ground was released on September 17, 2013.[3] On December 4, 2014, Relapse Records announced that they had signed the band, and that the label would be releasing both Pinkish Black's third full-length and the final works of Pinkish Black predecessors The Great Tyrant (entitled The Trouble With Being Born).[4]
Discography[edit]
Studio albums
- 2012: Pinkish Black (Handmade Birds)
- 2013: Razed to the Ground (Century Media)
- 2015: Bottom of the Morning (Relapse Records)
- 2019: Concept Unification (Relapse Records)
References[edit]
- ^http://www.fwweekly.com/2010/03/03/tommy-atkins-1974-2010/
- ^http://www.centurymedia.com/newsdetailed.aspx?IdNews=12168&IdCompany=2
- ^http://www.stereogum.com/1431741/pinkish-black-kites-and-vultures-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/#comments
- ^http://www.relapse.com/label/news/pinkish-black-sign-to-relapse-records-set-to-enter-studio.html
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