Cynic (2) - Focus
Label:
Catalog#:
RR 9169-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1993
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Death Metal,
Avantgarde,
Experimental
Tracklist
| 1 | Veil Of Maya | 5:23 | ||
| 2 | Celestial Voyage | 3:40 | ||
| 3 | The Eagle Nature | 3:30 | ||
| 4 | Sentiment | 4:23 | ||
| 5 | I'm But A Wave To... | 5:30 | ||
| 6 | Uroboric Forms | 3:32 | ||
| 7 | Textures | 4:42 | ||
| 8 | How Could I | 5:28 |
Credits
Bass, Chapman Stick -
Shawn Malone*
Drums, Drums [Electronic Drums], Keyboards - Sean Reinert
Guitar, Guitar [Guitar Synth] - Jason Gobel
Mastered By - Mike Fuller
Producer, Mixed By, Engineer - Scott Burns
Producer, Written-by [Music], Written-by [Lyrics] - Cynic (2)
Vocals [Additional] - Sonia Otey , Steve Gruden , Tony Teegarden
Vocals, Guitar, Guitar [Guitar Synth] - Paul Masvidal
Drums, Drums [Electronic Drums], Keyboards - Sean Reinert
Guitar, Guitar [Guitar Synth] - Jason Gobel
Mastered By - Mike Fuller
Producer, Mixed By, Engineer - Scott Burns
Producer, Written-by [Music], Written-by [Lyrics] - Cynic (2)
Vocals [Additional] - Sonia Otey , Steve Gruden , Tony Teegarden
Vocals, Guitar, Guitar [Guitar Synth] - Paul Masvidal
Notes
Recorded and mixed at Morisound Recording, Tampa, FL, USA.
Mastered at Fullersound, Miami, FL, USA.
Mastered at Fullersound, Miami, FL, USA.
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Reviews & Discussion
What can you say about perfection? Tough call. This is, THE, and I would like to stress THE !! progressive Death Metal album. The technical prefection, the mastering of the instruments is only one aspect, what makes this album so brilliant is its "multilayerety", the fact that there is absolutely nothing boring about it even after 16 years! I could hear it every week, and i honestly did so at least 2 years after release, without fatigu. No other album in the genre has ever matched this, or even came within sight. Okay, Atheist were close with their last two albums, and Pestilence somehow starved on half way with "Spheres". But, dear readers, THIS is the real thing. Anyone not completely out of their minds just HAS to give this album 5 points. I definitely do, and would gladly give more if I could.