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Dark Days, Coal Chamber's third outing since 1997, finds the Los Angeles-based quartet taking its dark, intelligent nu-metallic approach further. More ominous, aggressive and post-industrial than true metal, the band's portentous, aggro style is also at times sensual, as vocalist Dez Fafara delivers provocative, pointed lyrics in a passionate, wide-ranging sing-to-a-growl voice. From "Friend?" to "Drove", with its spooky soundtrack-like vocals and simple, haunting, edgy music, Coal Chamber pulls no punches. As Farfara taunts in "Drove", "Yes, I despise you mostly / You're small you see, a wannabe". From the barely controlled chaos of "Something Told Me" and the dynamic title track to the insinuating, irresistible chorus of "One Step" and "Rowboat"--a song originally done by the band
Flood--the album is generally strong. Ultimately, however,
Dark Days' 41 minutes of murky musings is not revolutionary enough to earn major merit.
--Katherine Turman, Amazon.com
Album Details
Limited edition of the goth inspired alternative metal act's 2002 album is packaged in an exclusive black jewel case & includes three bonus tracks, 'Anxiety', 'Save Yourself' & 'One Step' (Scott Humphrey mix).
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