East_Hastings
08-15-2006, 02:17 AM
Anyone a fan?
http://www.myspace.com/kayodot
"...Forming from the ashes of prog metal underground heroes Maudlin of the Well, Kayo Dot's music is far removed from the former band's sound as well as from virtually anything else you're likely to hear. With heavy metal instrumentation cascading with layers of sound created by keyboards, flute, clarinet, and saxophone, nearly excruciatingly subtle passages of lulls and distant melodies frequently erupt in a storm of chaos and claustrophobic textures of tension and impending doom... ...Choirs of the Eye is easily one of the most evocative and genuinely experimental albums to come out in quite some time, and the small amount of buzz the band has generated recently is beyond inadequate. Soaringly melodic and undeniably evil in the way parents and religious groups could never understand, Choirs of the Eye is as moving as it is hideous and hedonistic." - Performer Magazine
http://www.myspace.com/maudlinofthewell
http://www.myspace.com/kayodot
"...Forming from the ashes of prog metal underground heroes Maudlin of the Well, Kayo Dot's music is far removed from the former band's sound as well as from virtually anything else you're likely to hear. With heavy metal instrumentation cascading with layers of sound created by keyboards, flute, clarinet, and saxophone, nearly excruciatingly subtle passages of lulls and distant melodies frequently erupt in a storm of chaos and claustrophobic textures of tension and impending doom... ...Choirs of the Eye is easily one of the most evocative and genuinely experimental albums to come out in quite some time, and the small amount of buzz the band has generated recently is beyond inadequate. Soaringly melodic and undeniably evil in the way parents and religious groups could never understand, Choirs of the Eye is as moving as it is hideous and hedonistic." - Performer Magazine
http://www.myspace.com/maudlinofthewell