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Album Review: Talons/Noumenon - Split
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Chicago's Noumenon leans more towards the more conventional BSM sound; if there is one. 'Pimpin Zenith Part II’ is a deep, experimental and instrumental number with a hint of mathcore. Although the bands build up leads to a somewhat "normal" breakdown in the middle, the conclusion is one that is complex and messy.
This is limited edition split could be definitely be considered as a sign of things to come; Noumenon's new EP 'Party Mathematics' just got it full release. As a result of this, its difficult to get an accurate impression of both bands, although there is substance here to understand both bands ideas.
3/5
'Split' by Talons/Noumenon was a limited edition release on Big Scary Monsters Records and is now sold out.
Talons on MySpace
Noumenon on MySpace
'Party Mathematics' by Noumenon is available now.
Sean Reid
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Album Review,
Big Scary Monsters Records,
Noumenon,
split ep,
Talons