Nahemah - The Second Philosophy
Nahemah, a name that did not ring a bell, but I’m inclined to give you some information, so here is a little background info that I could dig up from the info sheet. They hail from the south of Spain, and decided to begin a band with some eerie sounding musical influences like Opeth and Dark Tranquillity. Well, it’s all nice talk and things like that, but I prefer to hear it. The record is called “The Second Philosophy”.
The record starts out like an average Scandinavian doom/death/black metal band, with the same riffs and the same vocals, it’s all nothing new so far, but musically I was quite interested. I’m not interested in standard glitches and fancy tricks, I like my music weird, and preferably so fucking weird it’s not even music anymore. (Okay, I guess that also means some fancy tricks as long they are not standard!!) Now, I can’t say that Nahemah is sounding like weird metal, but it’s definitely not ordinary! Musically, I hear doom, death and black metal influences, but occasionally the music changes and the next thing you know, you’ll be wondering about the different tricks they performed on this album!
Tracklisting
Vocals - Pablo Egido
Bass - Paco Porcel
Guitar - Miguel Palazon
Guitar - Roberto Marco
Drums - Jose Diego
Bass - Paco Porcel
Guitar - Miguel Palazon
Guitar - Roberto Marco
Drums - Jose Diego
Line up
1: Siamese
2: Killing My Architect
3: Nothing
4: Like A Butterfly In A Storm
5: Change
6: Labyrinthyne Straight Ways
7: Subterranean Airports
8: Phoenix
9: Today Sunshine Ain't The Same
10: The Speech
2: Killing My Architect
3: Nothing
4: Like A Butterfly In A Storm
5: Change
6: Labyrinthyne Straight Ways
7: Subterranean Airports
8: Phoenix
9: Today Sunshine Ain't The Same
10: The Speech
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