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Paingod: Paingod
The first major label release from the band formerly known as Raped Ape,
Paingod's eponymous CD has a lot of ambition and good intentions. Unfortunately,
it lives up to few of them.
Despite tight instrumentation and aggressive songwriting, the band never
develops a sound of their own; indeed, they sound like they may have once been a
Biohazard cover band, and have never found their own voice. The
multiple-vocalist, metal-funk, slam-dance formula has been perfected before,
and, sadly, it's been done better elsewhere, as well.
The only real keeper on this disc is "One and the Same," an unusual piece of
anger with its Kyuss-like bottom end and chord phrasings that bring to mind
Piggy of Voivod. It also just so happens to be the shortest track on the album.
The album ends with the very fast, quite fun "Motivate," an entertaining if
unoriginal song. In fact, "unoriginal" is what stays in my mind all through this
disc - there's just nothing here that we haven't heard before. The boys in
Paingod are obviously talented musicians - here's hoping that their songwriting
develops a voice of its own in time for their next release.
Added: January 1st 2004 Reviewer: SoT Archives Score: Hits: 3029 Language: english
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