| Chrome - ETERNITY (1986)
Watch That Now Walking On The Sea Eternity
DAMON EDGE vocals, synthesizers, percussion, cover art REMY DEVILLA guitars BAB bass PLUME drums Produced and written by Damon Edge
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is one album that Edge/Creed-era Chrome fans seems to hate with fervour.
However, Eternity contains three incredible pieces of twisted psychedelic
pop. Again, Damon takes the Chrome sound to a cleaner stage: powerful Simmonds
electric drums, clean tone guitars, deep basses and DX7 synthesizers. It's
more polished but it's still bizarre: the songs are incredibly long (sixteen
minutes in the case of the title track) and sometimes the vocals seems pretty
dissonnant (thanks to pitch-shifting effects). The concept can recalls The
Chronicles project, in terms of repeting the same musical pattern over and
over with subtle changes and additions. On the other hand, Eternity don't
age gracefully as the timeless music of The Chronicles, it sounds precisely
mid-eighties. Makes me think of Miami Vice on acid... specially when on
a teutonic beat Damon sings with an alien voice about "tight skirts"...
Ask me no questions. |
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