Three-piece from Sydney (though looks like they have added an extra guitarist since this album).
This is probably one of the most intense releases I have heard from anywhere, let alone from here in Australia. I like complicated stuff, but this is a whole new level compared to what I normally get. Do you want something this sounds like?
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Think Dillinger on steroids with a chainsaw chasing amputee nuns.
Concussive rhythms and intense screams open this album, before moving into teeth swallower. This song is as perfect as it gets in this extreme little genre – aggressive, brilliant lyrics, huge, crazy changes, and some very unique sounds. Consume starts quite melodically but it’s just a trap to lead you into more convoluted mind-blowing riffing. This was mastered by Alan Douches in New York (Red Bee, Mastodon, Dillinger, Baroness) but all the recording and mixing was done here by the singer-guitarist, David Hart. They are also donating 50% of profits from this album sale to the save the Tasmanian Tiger Program which is superb.
Bottom line – it’s not an easy listen, but there are some killer components to this album.
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It reminds me a little of the evolution of Metallica around And Justice for all… era where they peaked at their technical zenith with songs like Blackened, broke through all the boundaries, and actually had commercial success with “One”. And then they finally realized that writing faster and more complicated can only develop you as a musician to a certain point, and you finally get a bit bored with it, and start trying other things to keep it interesting. That doesn’t mean they have to produce a stoner album full of 33 rpm Black Sabbath rip-offs either (a very popular thing to do at the moment – and please, no black album) but for its enormous possibilities, Consume Rapture just does not quite work as it is at the moment. I hope this album is “Justice” for Kunvuk because as amazing as this is, it just starts to collapse a little under its own complexity and I do not believe it is the album they will be remembered for.
Kunvuk: Facebook
Release Year: 2012
Label: Light of Damnation Records
Category: Album
Country: Australia
Reviewed by Matt
