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Haifa, Iran |
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Eclectic Metal |
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Page online:
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November 14, 2016
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Last update/review:
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November 14, 2016
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Omb
Israel has produced a handful of quality bands over the years, but none
quite like Omb; in fact no band anywhere really sounds a lot like this band
(though a kindred spirit might be Canada's
Unexpect).
SwineSong is seriously eclectic, avant-garde progressive metal
(just check out the song titles for an idea of how out-there this band is),
with instruments and ideas all over the place.
The guys transition from bombastic grandeur to quiet interludes in a flash,
all while preserving song structure rather than mindless piecing together
of riffs and ideas.
Vocalist Davidavi Dolev deserves a special mention, as his vocals
are as diverse as the music, truly an incredible performance.
Not sure what kind of exposure this band is getting or whether they can
make it to the worldwide stage, but
SwineSong is a mighty impressive
album that deserves a listen.
Current Members
Davidavi Dolev
vocals (ex-Subterranean Masquerade)
Yuval Kramer
guitars
Or Rozenfeld
bass
Yuval Tamir
drums
Discography
SwineSong
2013
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- Milosh Had Seen Better Days
- These Walls...
- An Ordinary Caveman Sings Ode to Obsession
- Mother Gazelle Father Horse
- Someday My Prince Will Come
- A Smaller Dose of Tyranny
- Undergrowth
- Oh Mrs. Wade! You Shouldn't Have!
- Better Days Indeed
- The Cricket's Broken Violin
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Davidavi Dolev
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Yuval Kramer
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Or Rozenfeld
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Yuval Tamir
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