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FACTOR BURZACO IIFactor BurzacoRIO/Avant-Prog3.51 | 33 ratings |
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FACTOR BURZACO are from Argentina and there is a rather large number of people in this
band which I found surprising. It just doesn't sound like many are involved that's all. They are an
Avant-garde band who employ male and female vocals along with
horns, flute, bassoon, accordion, vibes, percussions and the usual guitar, bass and drums.This
is defintely an album for the adventerous and I rather enjoy it. It's a very interesting listen and I
like those dark passages and the female singer who reminds me of Deborah Perry of
THINKING PLAGUE. Killer stuff."Beginnin" opens with a scream. This short intro track really has no music but the focus is on the outbursts of male and female vocals. An alarming intro. "Progressions" is catchy with female vocals. Guitar before 2 1/2 minutes and we get some dissonance late. Cool song. "What" has vocal melodies and a spacey atmosphere but it also has this urgent vibe.Lots of tension. "Inmemorian" has these female vocals that build.This reminds me of Zeuhl. It all stops abruptly as sparse horns arrive.Whispered vocals after 1 1/2 minutes as we get a calm. It kicks back in with vocals but this continues to change moods and tempo the rest of the way. "Guantanabu 1" has spoken male words that get threatrical. Female singing before 3 minutes comes and goes as the male words continue.This is different with sparse music in the background throughout. "Guantanabu 2" is a short haunting piece that blends into "Guantanabu 3". A beat comes in with bass,guitar and flute as it builds. Incredible ! Female vocals after 3 minutes. "Straviko" opens with female vocals, guitar, bass and drums as the horns and flute also join in in this laid back start. It turns haunting around 2 minutes and it's dark until the vocals return. A nice solid sound 4 minutes in then it turns loud 5 1/2 minutes in to the end. "Before The End" is a short chamber music piece that blends into "Mereditika".Vocals before a minute and they are reserved. Some tension before 2 1/2 minutes.Vocals return but she's more passionate this time before 4 1/2 minutes.It settles late. I really enjoyed this and I think avant fans will too.
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