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Media Reviews of "The Habit of Fire"
Kekal has spent 12 years together as a band... Kekal has flirted with jazz fusion, progressive rock, trip-hop, and electronic/ambient elements at various times in their career, and while the band shows some of all of that on The Habit of Fire, the majority of the non-metal influence herein comes from electronic music, including deceptively poppy synth lines. The Habit of Fire really comes off as a collaborative effort between the three men involved; they all contribute both vocals and music which probably is the reason the band is able to pull in so much outside influence with so much cohesion. Throughout the album the band uses a ton of effects pedals and synths as well as other digital production methods, although rather than industrial tones it sounds more like stuff that could have come from an anime soundtrack. The vocals are also quite unique. The main voice is a nasally croon that sounds a bit like Les Claypool with more melody... Read entire review » |
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| | Posted on Sep 16, 2005 @1:47 PM | Rating: 10 / 10 | Saluuut..........Gila banget musik nya......!!!!
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| | | Posted on Apr 25, 2005 @7:55 PM | Rating: 10 / 10 | Hey you guys are GREAT. I love Vox Diaboli. You guys should come to the US.
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