Album: Desperate Living
Genre: Electronic, Metalcore, Alternative Metal
Released: October, 2009.
Country: United States
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/horsetheband
Rating: 10/10
Review:
For the best part of decade now, HORSE The Band has been releasing albums, under a banner which vocalist Nathan Winneke once jokingly described as 'nintendocore'. Their first few releases were a fun and nostalgic nod back to the earlier days of gaming, mixing 8-bit video game sounds with metal and hardcore, however it was 2007's, 'A Natural Death' which really made me take notice. Now they're back with, 'Desperate Living', a crowning achievement, which not only raises the bar, but shatters the bar into a million pieces. See, HORSE The Band has always been a band which jokes around, writes absurd music and pretends not to care about anything. Yet under the facade of 'not giving a shit' there's some talented and gifted musicianship at work, all of which is on display here. Highlights include fist pumping anthem, 'HORSE The Song', electro-rock masterpiece 'Shapeshift' and the glorious conclusion, 'Rape Escape' which culminates with a chaotic classical piano solo, meshing with crashing drums and guitars to create a gloriously deranged work of art. Proceed with caution.
1. Cloudwalker
2. Desperate Living
3. The Failure Of All Things
4. HORSE the song (feat. K-SLAX)
5. Science Police
6. Shapeshift (feat. Jamie Stewart)
7. Between The Trees
8. Golden Mummy Golden Bird
9. Lord Gold Wand Of Unyielding (feat. Lord Gold and His Purple Majesty)
10. Big Business
11.Rape Escape
12. Arrive
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