AnTi-cLoNe
Hands Sewn Together
5 Track EP
Black Radar
To be released 25th August 2014
Immense listening!
Written for RAMzine
AnTi-cLoNe – Boston UK
Links: https://www.facebook.com/AnticloneHQ
Genre: Metal
Biography:
“AnTi-cLoNe formed on the 16th July 2011. The band released its debut single
‘1984’ in the summer of 2013, produced by the Grammy award winning Matt Hyde,
who has worked with some of the larger names in the business such as Machine
Head, Trivium, Fightstar, As I Lay Dying and Slipknot. The song was accompanied
by a video created by the genius of Brad Bourne at Something Wicked
Productions, which has attracted over 7,000 unique views on Youtube. The
popularity of this track has led to it being featured in Terrorizer magazine,
as well as being subject to widely favourable reviews by numerous Internet
reviewers. This will be featured on the debut EP, which was recorded in the
December of 2013 and is due to be released in 2014.
AnTi-cLoNe
Most recently AnTi-cLoNe have signed to management label ‘Black Radar Management’ which also
home to American Head Charge, RSJ, Maplerun, Deadly Circus Fire and have
secured bands shows with the likes of Motorhead, Anthrax and Drowning Pool.
This venture looks to be a solid one, and promises to lead to massive things in
the near future.
This is something out of the ordinary. This is something
revolutionary. Are you ready?”
Take This Pill
Be prepared to have your ears ripped from your head as the powerful
bruising cripples and crushes the audial, on this feverish track. It is so
mouth-watering it will have you salivating!! Infectious, packed full of potency
and right up my street! This is something to get your pearly whites into!
Here Comes the Flood
Another highly delightful rampage comes to life. With bass hooks
that slays everything in its wake. Strikingly enjoyable it snuggles and embeds
itself into the audial with sizable grooves – love it!
1984
A very diverse approach can be experienced on this track, with its
solid drum beats and whispering vocal plus added atmospheric noises. It
swaggers with confidence and unbridled anthemic structures.
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“Without a doubt, and in no
uncertain terms this E.P will captivate, cultivate, salivate, excavate and
titivate every sense as it wreaks havoc with its vicious frenzy of total
satisfaction! – An emotional ride will be enjoyed by all fans of metal played
at its utter best!”
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System (featuring John Knight)
A very harsh and engaging track that should see a lot of aggression
although it has its slightly slower moments but they last in the blink of an
eye. The bass is prevalent which gives the track depth and intrigue – there is
so much going on in this track alone – attention grabbing to say the least!
The Usurper.
The mighty vocal scathing is undiluted and frenzied in its onslaught
and again the bass licks up a furious adventure. Another satisfying and
rewarding track that releases a pent up anger.
To Sum up:
Now this is ‘Metal’ in my opinion! It houses an unbridled passion
that leaks a caustic toxicity and really gives the listener something harsh to
feast on.
It sparks a real frenzy as the drums and bass infuse with the
madness from an energetic guitar riff and topped off with virulent vocal
extremes that will go for the jugular!
Without a doubt, and in no uncertain terms this E.P will captivate,
cultivate, salivate, excavate and titivate every sense as it wreaks havoc with
its vicious frenzy of total satisfaction! – An emotional ride will be enjoyed
by all fans of metal played at its utter best.
This E.P will prey on its victims and devour make no mistake! There
isn’t one track that could be classed as weak through-out its entirety.
It’s eagerly expressive, emotive and a thorough pleasure to engage
in – so immerse yourself in its brittle ferocity, but be careful not to drown
in its open depths – this is explosive!
AnTi-cLoNe – more like Cy-cLoNe!!
10/10
Track List:
Take This Pill
Here Comes the Flood
1984
System (featuring John Knight)
The Usurper.
Members:
Peter Moore - Lead Vocals
Conor Richardson - Guitar/Vocals
Liam Richardson - Guitar/Vocals
Fraser Burch - Bass
Drew Moore - Drums/Programming
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