S.O.U. [S.O.U.]
Composer(s) • Sense Composer(s) • Slide Co-Producer • Sense Co-Producer • Slide
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| [image not archived: Transfusion] | | Transfusion | Review Count: 1 |
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Picture the scene. Your in a desert, your walking along in the sand when suddenly you bump into Samual L. Jackson, dressed in his jedi master gear. He looks at you, his face expressionless, reaches into his robes and pulls out a round flat disc, looks up at you intently, and smiles, "feel the force, motherfucker..."
Transfusion comes at you like a side swiping light sabre, its throbbing signature bass sweep, the sound of the light blade buzzing by your head. This is the dark side of the force though, this is a sith blade, double edged with a second bass sound riding the secondary intro bars as the song brings in the full pelt of drums. Here we have the S.O.U breaking away from their established drum sounds, and experimenting with some sharper, more electronic sounds. These sound like drum machine rhythms, or sequenced synth sounds, as opposed to the sampled loops used in previous incarnations. What stands out here is the snare, quite choppy with a nice percussive gated reverb effect, and i rather like the metallic hi hats riding the tech step beat.
The song moves into evil overdrive, mid way through, as the S.O.U. bring in a demonic buzzing bass riff. The subtle bass and rhythm work in earlier stages building to this nice foot stomping finale. Here the doors to the dark side are fully open, and you can see and feel the full power of it.
There are some exciting new things happening here, and whiles the classic S.O.U. sound remains consistent, you can hear a progression to new ground. |
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| Reviewer (#): | Flytrap (2) List all Flytrap's Review | | Song Info: | Review Count: 1 Rate Avg. : 8 | | Review: | This track holds tight with relatively few elements, once more a big growling bassline, eviler than a really evil thing. The steady drum track lies in bottom, holding it together, with fx to spice it up. Listen loud! | | Rating: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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