Extrema Review

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Extrema

The Seed Of Foolishness”

2013

Extrema - The Seed of Foolishness

So after track 1 I had to ask myself, did Kip Winger form a Death/Thrash Band. I almost feel like this is Italy’s answer to Baby Metal. The production is like listening to Nickleback and the melodies poppy and happy for a band who describes their themes as hate, anger and corruption. 


The musicianship is top notch and digitally overproduced. The vocals get really heavy at times, the singer has a great range but uses his powers for good and evil, that is if you consider pussified la la singing a crime punishable by death. Yes everyone on American Idol should be targets and the hunters set to kill. Over digitized harmonies, like gang vocals should be a crime. 

 

While it sounds like I don’t favor these guys, I have to say that  the CD starts to grow on you. The way a girl who is only nice to you because she wants something is nice to confuses the shit out of you, then in a total stupor you give in. I think Extrema wants a wide audience and to be baddass. Sorry you can’t have it both ways. I think that people like Eddie Trunk who is the biggest pussy in the whole world and hates Death Metal or any truly heavy music would find this to be a crossover album. There is enough of the Mutt Lange to summon the posers and some great guitar work and tones to satisfy those who are more musically inclined. 

 

Overall I hate myself for enjoying parts of the CD a lot. I will feel even worse if the songs stick in my head later and I find myself singing them.

 

 

Tracklist:

1. Between the Lines

2. The Politics

3. Pyre of Fire

4. The Distance

5. Ending Prophecies

6. Bones

7. Again and Again

8. Deep Infection

9. Sick and Tired

10. A Moment of Truth

 

 

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Members:

GL Perotti: Vocals
Tommy Massara: Guitars
Gabri Giovanna: Bass
Francesco La Rosa: Drums

 

 

Rating: 7 out of 10

~Alaric Hannibal Barca