DHI (Death And Horror Inc) - Bitter Alloys / Pressures Collide Mp3

DHI's latest CD is more like a soundtrack than merely a collection of industrial songs. The band utilizes a myriad of samples in conjunction with synths, guitars and violins to create these minature scores. "Pain and Courage" creates an early SF theremin/horror film backdrop with growling guitars and undistorted raspily shouted vocals taking up the forefront "Any Power" places a deeply fuzzed and decided irratable bass in the front, creating a classic sense of suspense with its clattering metallic beat and eerie synths chords. 'Aftershock" is a murky blend of horn like sounds and sustained guitar wails - an evil combination if ever there was one, and then backs it with slow ponderous beat and a gravelly modified voice.Also of note are the small number of instrumental tracks. "Undercurrent" is centered around a tribal beat made from hollow log drumming and metal bars being struck, with a foggy electronic backdrop to complete the imagery. "Exanthem" is likewise primative tribal in nature, only here with more overt Gothic darkness and industrial sequencing. DHI are not in the mainstream of industrial music, but seem quite content to lurk around its darker edges

DHI's latest CD is more like a soundtrack than merely a collection of industrial songs. The band utilizes a myriad of samples in conjunction with synths, guitars and violins to create these minature scores. "Pain and Courage" creates an early SF theremin/horror film backdrop with growling guitars and undistorted raspily shouted vocals taking up the forefront "Any Power" places a deeply fuzzed and decided irratable bass in the front, creating a classic sense of suspense with its clattering metallic beat and eerie synths chords. 'Aftershock" is a murky blend of horn like sounds and sustained guitar wails - an evil combination if ever there was one, and then backs it with slow ponderous beat and a gravelly modified voice.Also of note are the small number of instrumental tracks. "Undercurrent" is centered around a tribal beat made from hollow log drumming and metal bars being struck, with a foggy electronic backdrop to complete the imagery. "Exanthem" is likewise primative tribal in nature, only here with more overt Gothic darkness and industrial sequencing. DHI are not in the mainstream of industrial music, but seem quite content to lurk around its darker edges