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Lose Control (1:33) |
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Hold Me (5:17) |
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No One Is Around Me (6:44) |
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Chains (2:00) |
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Illusion In My Hands (7:34) |
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Inside The Cage (6:50) |
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My Noise (5:49) |
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Lose Control (CD)
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Heavy Metal/Progressive
Hailing from Italy, Farther Paint are at the forefront of a new movement of progressive metal hailing from the country and were discovered on myspace. Farther Paint plays highly technical progressive metal but always with a keen eye on the song being the overall important element. Farther Paint carry the distinction of being fronted by the soulful female vocals of Monia Rossi, a voice that is able to convey pure emotion and adds an exciting element to the bands sound. Musically the band are fronted by the guitars of Francesco Federici, the keyboards of Gabriele Manocchi all underpinned by the bass work of Thomas Bianchi and drum monster Luca Prima whose work here deserves to propel him to the forefront of modern day drum masters. Lose Control is an experimental album where the instrumental parts don't prevail over the voice, but support it. It features 8 tracks with two purely instrumental bookends. The title track opens the album while "anger" sum up the whole concept album bringing it to a turning point. Farther Paint are about conveying an original sound, which is given prominence by vocals parts and by lyrics. The aim of the lyrics is to convey the same feelings expressed by the instrumentation. (Electric (Heavy)/Heavy Metal/Progressive), total running time, 42:45 - Farther Paint @ iTunes!
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
