Band
Wallace Parreiras (V)
Andre Marcio (D)
Alan Wallace (G)
Thiago Correra (B)
Discography
Humanalogy (2004)
Chaotic System (1999)
info
Producerad av Tue Madsen
Links:
eminence.com.br
myspace
locomotive
It all starts with the title track which becomes a real surprise to me when I heard it since it was no way near what I was expecting, but still I decide that it is a good track and maybe, just maybe, this could actually be a good record in the extreme department. How I am mistaken thinking that thought, it just gets more and more unbearable the longer the record goes. It feels like there is no idea or thought at all behind it and the same super heavy guitar riffs keeps powering up all the way through and the drummer keeps hammering until he turns blue. There just is nothing there that can raise this album.
I can’t say that I hate all extreme metal, what I don’t like is the mainstream bands of the genre as with any genre, it is just that the good bands seem to be fewer in this genre then many other genres. Eminence is one of this twelve by the dozen bands that really has nothing to bring and not even close to the eminency the title may imply.
I can’t really find much positive at all about this album and cannot see any reason to buy unless it is for completing the extreme metal collection because Eminence does not merit a purchase on their own quality, that much is certain.
In short, lets just bring out the saw and start sawing, this is a record that has hardly anything positive. It is hard to motivate myself to listening through it all and even harder to select it to play. It is not a good record i flunk Eminence in this review.