Search - Pyaemia :: Cerebral Cereal

ALBUM IS UNBELIEVABLE!! EVEN BETTER LIVE!!!

Lisa Lanier | 09/07/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Yea i got to see these guys in my home town Tampa FL. I had never heard of them until that night. My ears were filled with Mucus and Bile. With there gut wrenching blast beats and blowtorch type vocals. The Lead Vocalist seems to play insane lead guitar. This cd is a great find for any death-grind lover.



Tracks i suggest...



track 1 - starts the album with a hurl of Mucus and Bile

and definitly track 2 - It will carry you through probosis"

Sickening Vomit-filled Gore

ghoul | California | 01/23/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pure brutality. Fans of Suffocation need look no further... Nuff said."

Brutal Death Metal

Aqua Teen | Chicago | 12/19/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pyaemia has disbanded and a few members have gone to other projects, but they've left an album that will be in the hearts of fans that were lucky enough to experience their short career. The music writing is technically impressive with many scale runs, melodies, pitch harmonics, tremolo-picking, hooks, and blast beats. The tracks are in story-telling formatting and contain many themes. The main themes provide the majority of personality in this album, which consist of heavy palm-muted chord progressions and melodies. These themes smoothly lead into development sections filled with scale runs, which smoothly lead back into the main sections in a circular format. Some tracks are broken down into cycles; each starting with two or three main themes, which lead into scale runs and closes with riffs that end on a satisfying scale or chord progression. A new cycle is started with the previous main themes that are modified or broken up with interludes that progress into a new development section and scale runs. In other sections, scales and the main themes' melodies/chord progressions build up to a climax that not only ends with powerful riffs, but marks a transitional point for a new direction in the music. There are many abrupt tempo changes and various time signatures that also make the music writing dynamic. There are unpredictable turns in the direction of the music, such as when a third of a song is dedicated to a few main riffs connected with scales and suddenly shred sessions consisting of different time and key signatures are abruptly thrown in. There are many complicated time signatures and although the drums usually match the rhythms of the guitars to perfection, there are times when the guitars and drums are playing to their own time, which makes this album that much more technical.



Total time: 29:05

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