Dry Kill Logic � The Darker Side of Nonsense
Label: Roadrunner Records
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I'm almost afraid to post this review since this band seems to change their name every week and by the time this goes up, they could have yet another name. Leaving that aside, they do have something concrete to offer in the music department. Their Road Runner debut, The Darker Side of Nonsense, is an interesting mix of nu metal-core with some techno aspects thrown in ala Ministry. The vocals don't follow the current Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam mold that so many new bands seem to co-opt. Cliff Rigano screams are closer to Soulfly, Static-X or Pantera. He does a great job of counting his screams with a more toned down approach similar to the switch off we heard from The Step Kings last year.  Cliff Rigano's two-pronged vocal approach help give the songs attitude where it's needed and melody where that is called for.  While "Dry Kill Logic" isn't breaking any ground that hasn't been covered by Soulfly or Sepultura they do an able job of delivering music that fits that mold and should be an easy sell to fans of this style of music. 
 

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