Pulkse

Melodic and incredibly beautiful spring to mind when you first heard the song "Explosion Of Exege...". But the lyrics are slightly more sinister than it would first appear. My Chemical Romance for the easy listeners amongst us all.

There's no denying that to pull this kind of music off it not only has to be a conscious decision on your part but you have to have the skills and the talent to make up the foundations and the basis to what you want to achieve. Listing their influences as "Life, Death and Everything In-between" I can believe it. This sound strikes me as being mature before its time and could appeal to classical music lovers as well as Macabre and the darker side of rock lovers alike. Everytime you think the song is over it comes back even more dramatic and in your face. Could almost be theatre, without the smiley jolly faces.

Unbelievably rich in resonance this band could easily fill an album with material such as this and be an underground hit overnight. Unfortunately they have no gig listings for the moment but I would urge anybody reading this who is slightly curious to definitely go to their page and give it a listen!

"Dying From Hypocrisy" is a slightly more tongue in cheek and up beat side of doom. Still eerie and haunting in its best bits with incredibly talented vocal parts you just couldn't lie about. This is lightly more grown up Panic At The Disco. This is the kind of music that has had a lot of thought go into it from the beginning and I personally believe that this band is a very rare find indeed. It's not your average thing that you hear every day!

For fans of: Classical Music

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