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One also feels warm-hearted when it comes to the delinquents being reviewed: Snapshot Lamento. They play hardcore in a way that there is an acute danger that the next roll in the morning will reach into emptiness. The Belgians have captured a brutal record on digitizable plastic. Without mercy and much fuss, there is always something nice on it. The vocals are mainly in English and occasionally in French.
On the disc Do Androids dream of electric sheep, the tempo is quite varied, although the pendulum swings towards very fast numbers. Ultra-fast tracks with extreme shout vocals alternate with slower or rhythm-changing titles featuring "normal" rock singing.
The album convinces me, even though I am not a hardcore fan, as it is varied and infused with the right touch of life. The Luxembourgers are passionate about what they do and carry it out without much lamenting, which you can hear. Even in India!
Band: Snapshot Lamento
Album: Do Androids dream of electric sheep
Format: CD
Label: Winged Skull / Radar
Duration: approx. 37 minutes
Released: 15.09.2007
Tracklist:
1. Renaissance
2. Reveille
3. Desiderata
4. Cité Radieuse
5. 4 Shots
6. Cas Malaparte Case
7. The Falcon And The Blackbird
8. New Voice
9. Potemkin Revisited
10. Pora
11. Being And Nothingness
12. Halloween
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