Ils consomment, tuent et prient mais ne pensent pas
Note : 15.5 / 20
Année : 2009
A Ecouter : En se glissant dans les fissures des murs
A été album du moment
De la foudre. Et de la ferraille. Isaïah. Composé sous la forge. Avec la suie des torches.
Isaïah est une flamme noire.
8 / 10 - J
Belgium dudes giving their best impression of sounding French.
Kicking of
with their best and most orchestral song (EPIC comes to mind) "Quand
Les Flammes Viennent Des Occupants" Isaïah sets the mood for some fine
music in the vein of bands like Et Tu Brute and Funeral Diner (but a
bit harder). People who've heared their demo know what to expect, they
will even hear some familiar tunes, Des Enfants... and Euthanasie De
Nos Âmes Perdues. Isaïah won't get you bored: all songs are highly
dynamic, a lot of change between pace and volume. In the more softer
parts of their songs the bassguitar is really prominent which is really
cool. This is just one example of the excellent mixing they've done for
this recordings.It really works for this kind of screamo.
I wish I paid more attention in French class so I would know what they sing.
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I can only say one thing; Wow. French screamo at it’s best. What you can complain on is that they have a pretty thin guitarsound, and that is perhaps why their overall sound feels a bit lame on some parts, but other than that, Isaïah got it all. This is heavy, beautiful, slow, increadibly emotionally loaded and I can only wish that I understood french, I think that would’ve contributed really much to the entirety. They have a good feeling for structure in their songs too. I myself think that the bass sound is awfully beautiful, but sadly it does not sound very “bassy”. This could also be a reason for their thin sound on some parts. The ending song “Enfants de l’apathie” is a perfect ending, the ending part consists of a french monologue blended with distant and ambientlike guitarsounds, which rounds up this record in a splendid way.