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Scar Symmetry|The Unseen Empire

The Unseen Empire

Scar Symmetry

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Scar Symmetry's fifth album, the second since replacing original vocalist Christian Älvestam with two other guys (Robert Karlsson growling and Lars Palmqvist singing), throws a lot of ideas at the listener. Sometimes, like on album-opener "The Anomaly," they're an AOR-prog rock band like Asia, with occasional guttural roars. But on the very next song ("Illuminoid Dream Sequence"), they're doing a semi-industrial thing, with keyboards slathered all over everything, at least until the squealing guitar solo, or another growled verse from Karlsson, comes in. "Seers of the Eschaton," meanwhile, is almost pure death metal, with a few keyboards here and there. The biggest problem the band has is vocalist Palmqvist; he sounds like Simon Le Bon on a latter-day Duran Duran album. Try imagining a Swedish melodic death metal act (Soilwork, for example) covering "Ordinary World"; that's what Palmqvist sounds like atop the music. And when you're writing a concept album about the reptilian overlords secretly ruling humanity (which is what The Unseen Empire is; it's straight from the writings of David Icke), you're gonna want to be as credible as possible. Scar Symmetry can write a melodic hook, and they can write a crunching death metal riff; they just need to choose which one they prefer to focus on, as they're frequently working against themselves here.
© Phil Freeman /TiVo

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1
The Anomaly
00:03:50

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

2
Illuminoid Dream Sequence
00:05:00

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Jim Kjell, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

3
Extinction Mantra
00:05:31

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

4
Seers of the Eschaton
00:05:51

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

5
Domination Agenda
00:04:00

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

6
Astronomicon
00:04:03

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

7
Rise of the Reptilian Regime
00:04:24

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

8
The Draconian Arrival
00:05:25

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

9
Alpha and Omega
00:05:01

Scar Symmetry, Artist, MainArtist - Henrik Ohlsson, Composer, Author - Jonas Kjellgren, Composer, Author - Per Nilsson, Composer, Author - Roberth Karlsson, Composer, Author - Kenneth Seil, Composer, Author - Lars Palmqvist, Composer, Author

2011 Nuclear Blast 2011 Nuclear Blast

Chronique

Scar Symmetry's fifth album, the second since replacing original vocalist Christian Älvestam with two other guys (Robert Karlsson growling and Lars Palmqvist singing), throws a lot of ideas at the listener. Sometimes, like on album-opener "The Anomaly," they're an AOR-prog rock band like Asia, with occasional guttural roars. But on the very next song ("Illuminoid Dream Sequence"), they're doing a semi-industrial thing, with keyboards slathered all over everything, at least until the squealing guitar solo, or another growled verse from Karlsson, comes in. "Seers of the Eschaton," meanwhile, is almost pure death metal, with a few keyboards here and there. The biggest problem the band has is vocalist Palmqvist; he sounds like Simon Le Bon on a latter-day Duran Duran album. Try imagining a Swedish melodic death metal act (Soilwork, for example) covering "Ordinary World"; that's what Palmqvist sounds like atop the music. And when you're writing a concept album about the reptilian overlords secretly ruling humanity (which is what The Unseen Empire is; it's straight from the writings of David Icke), you're gonna want to be as credible as possible. Scar Symmetry can write a melodic hook, and they can write a crunching death metal riff; they just need to choose which one they prefer to focus on, as they're frequently working against themselves here.
© Phil Freeman /TiVo

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