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AMEBIX:
Redux: 12” EP
Here are three old Amebix songs updated, and believe me, these versions are in some ways better than the old recordings. They’re definitely more metal here than they were on the superb Monolith, and the recording is more full and dynamic. I had always thought the old stuff sounded a little flat. On this 12” everything sounds alive. I was skeptical at first, but as soon as “Winter” begins—with the high-pitched drone and the guitars feedback and the bass brings it all together—all doubts were immediately dispelled. The sound is even darker than before and there’s more of a goth feel. “Chain Reaction” really stands out with the church bells, the cold overdubs, and the vocals are stronger as well. There’s more tension, the drumming is more intense and puts more power into these songs. “Arise” has always been a crusher, and the refreshed version is just as vital. Twenty some years later, the music and lyrics are still relevant. On the packaging front, this comes with a large embroidered patch and a download card that has a live version of “Progress.”
–Matt Average (Profane Existence, profaneexistence.org)
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