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1. On The Horizon
2. Seasons In Motion
3. Lt. Bogomil
4. The Greatest Story
5. Drop The S
6. The Ballad of Epic Proportion
7. Gold Plated Winkle Pin
5-piece Experimental Rock fusion from San Diego , CA. Taking a fresh perspective on
Classic music, The Calefaction delivers for all audiences. Having a vast love
for just about every type of music the collaboration of styles creates a unique
story in itself. Genuinely it's rare to find a band this determined focusing
not on passing trends but writing great songs that will live on forever.
The first track, “On The Horizon,” is really awesome to start
the day to. The guitars have an awesome flow to them and although I’m not a big
fan of clean vocals, I forgive these guys because they’re a really tight band
filled with great dudes. “Seasons In Motion” is really catchy, the guitar and
bass riffs especially. When they went from mellow to a heavier jam it made me
like the sound more and the lead guitar is really nice as well. Nick definitely
knows how to make me enjoy clean vocals, I usually like my metal heavy, but
this was a great break. Just when I thought I had my favourite track thought
out, “Lt. Bogomil” outdoes the previous track, with really groovy melodic riffs
and a heavier style. There’s even some screams on this which is always awesome.
Keeping with the catchy riffs is the track, “The Greatest
Story.” The lead guitar is really relaxing with it’s chilled out parts. The
Calefaction definitely have a way with the guitar. I kind of wish they said
shit instead of just “s” on “Drop The S.” There’s a nice little melodic break
on this track with nice lead guitar and bass, which turns into something bigger
that sounds incredible. The next track title says is all, as it is just as it
is named, “The Ballad of Epic Proportion.” It’s pretty heavy for a ballad, but
the guitars are for sure epically groove-tastic. It is definitely a great track
to show off the vocal skill. The album ends off with some really amazing guitar
work on “Gold Plated Winkle Pin.” It definitely is a good conclusion to the
album which really badass riffs, that kind of in a way reminds me of old As I
Lay Dying.
This definitely isn’t one of my normal reviews, but being
friends with these guys I thought I should review this album so more people
would know about them. I’m sure they may not be as heavy as some may like them
to be but they are tighter and well established than some bands out there. You
should definitely give these guys a listen, they are some great dudes!
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