Lazarus Bird
by Burst
Thomas Gelfer
Thomas Gelfer
This album has aged quite well since 2008. Burst's blend of progressive post-metal with shoegazey massive walls of guitar still sounds awesome. Nineteenhundred absolutely cooks and then swerves into a dark jazz breakdown. Wish these cats were still around.
Favorite track: Nineteenhundred.
Marshall Lochbaum
Marshall Lochbaum
Excellent proggy drumming guides you through a post-metal monolith dotted with the remnants of Burst's old hardcore style. Note that the first half of the album is mostly worthless.
Favorite track: (We Watched) The Silver Rain.
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I Hold Vertigo
07:16
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I Exterminate The I
06:58
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We Are Dust
07:12
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Momentum
04:34
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Cripple God
06:42
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Nineteenhundred
07:54
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City Cloaked
09:23
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about
Acclaimed Swedish quintet Burst return with their long-awaited new record Lazarus Bird. The follow-up to Origo is a tougher and more daring record that maintains the spirit of sonic adventure that has become Bursts calling card. Never a band to submit to the confines of subgenres, Burst refuse to be pigeonholed and in doing so has created nothing less than an epic sonic journey with Lazarus Bird.
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Sep 2008 -
Oct 2005 -
Sep 2003
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