"Dead heart in a dead world" CD by Nevermore
Article description
'Dead heart in a dead world' was first released in 2000 and showcases the incredible musical talent of Nevermore through 10 tracks. The fourth album by the progressive thrashers was produced by renowned sound engineer Andy Sneap.
General
| Item no. | 413182 |
| Musical Genre | Progressive Metal |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Nevermore |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 9/18/00 |
| Gender | Unisex |
CD 0
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0.Dead heart in a dead world
CD 1
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1.Narcosynthesis
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2.We disintegrate
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3.Inside your walls
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4.Evolution 169
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5.The river dragon has come
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6.The heart collector
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7.Engines of hate
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8.The sound of silence
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9.Insignificant
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10.Believe in nothing
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11.Dead heart in a dead world
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12.Next In Line (Video)
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13.What tomorrow knows (Video)
by Matthias Mineur (10/00) Nevermore are - at least in Germany - one of the critics' favourites. Their radical blend of trashy guitars, heavy-hard rhythms and expressive vocals of singer Warrel Dane can please the magazines since the 1995-debut. Accordingly high are the expectations when the Seattle-based formation presents a new album. "Nevermore" got a row of ovations, whereas the '96-"The politics of ecstasy" despite good criticism for many fans was too unwieldy. Immediately, the band returned to bigger transparency with "Dreaming neon black", a path they followed with "Dead heart in a dead world" only in parts. Dane's vocals are powerful in all eleven songs, but the arrangements and melodies ask for the listener's full concentration and patience. However, this seems to be the matter of this cause: no hasty Metal fast food for the journey, but pure wholefoods that you have to chew but that really satisfies your hunger.
