Leia a resenha em Português AQUI.
A mysterious band, which does not have much information about their place of origin, only about one
member, the lead singer called T, who comes from Germany.
Vegas has a
unconventional sound, however, a mixture of Hardcore, Metal and
experimentalism, but that sounds a somewhat strange, primitive and stunning.
Well, in 2015 Vegas released their
new album, which arrived in Brazil, but in very limited form (only 50 copies),
being an exclusive release to South America, and the name of the album , the lyrics and the
name of songs was translated to Portuguese.
In the album
Titled "The more nothing, the better" We have an aggressive,
dirty sound and I can say it is very peculiar, T vocalizations are screaming
and with some effects, which makes it impossible to understand what is singing,
not posible to recognize if he is singing in German or English.
The guitars
are simple, as so the bass-drum lines, an experimental sound gets around the 10
compositions (appearing even acoustic inclusions), but what call attention on
the work, and in a negative way, is the production, the structural idea of
music is well, but the sound production sounds disjointed, as if the band had
recorded the album live in the studio, which affected the final result of the
work.
But it is
interesting how the band takes their compositions because yes, they are full of
feeling and energy, and in the lyrics, we can see the strong message that the
band wants to send , it sounds even a little abstract, but of great importance
for those who have the opportunity to have the material and read it.
Hardcore, Metal and experimentalism,
a dirty and heavy union, rightly dosed can indeed bring good things in the case
of Vegas proved they are competent in what they propose, however, having to
further improve the recorder of their
releases.
Review: Renato Sanson
Translation: Caco Garcia
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