Aborym "Fire Walk With Us!" CD Digipack

Descripción Aborym pour out some of the sickest, most original blackened art one finds these days. After hearing Kali Yuga Bizarre, i was excited to learn that the band was soon to release another album. Fire Walk With Us! is a lot different, but here the band is still evolving into their truer sound, which shone through on With No Human Intervention. This album has more techno/industrial influence than KYB, but not as much as WNHI. The highlight here is Atilla Csihar on vocals. On KYB, Atilla only did guest vocals on a couple of tracks, but on this album he has taken on all the responsibility. He utilizies his classic tenor growl, but mixes it with a lot of high pitched screams, yelps and shrieks - usually laced with various mic effects. The drums are programmed and pouding. Following the Darkthrone belief, the drumming is minimalized and only there to accentuate everything else. The riffing isn't the main focus on the album since it has Atilla's vocals and the strange alien themed electronics/sampling/etc to back it all up. Thus is it mostly simple and droning (in a good way). Most of the tracks are in the band's "Black Metal" form, but there is one techno-ish track ('Here is No God S.T.A.'), an instrumental, an excellent Burzum cover (which later appeared on the Burzum tribute, Visions), and then all capped off with the useless outro Theta Paranoia (which lowers the albums rating).
Many people can't handle bands who take an experimental stance to pre-established music genres. Aborym are one of these bands. To enjoy the music, you must appreciate the evolved style they have. If you can, this is a damn good album.
Sample:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iQ2FBmhz3s