Pariso & Svalbard, by Pariso & Svalbard

Pariso & Svalbard

by Pariso & Svalbard

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Ron Deuce Dear 2014 and Internet, why didn’t you tell me about this? This is all your fault that I didn’t catch this split between two excellent bands from Great Britain.The tag team duo of Pariso and Svalbard each deliver a helping of an EP’s worth of goodness that amounts to an album’s worth of material.
www.toiletovhell.com/in-case-you-missed-it-in-2014-this-fire-split-between-pariso-and-svalbard/ Favorite track: Ripped Apart.

porcelainheart- In-your-face and aggressive, badass. Roughs you up by the collar and punches you in the gut. FFO No Omega. Favorite track: Floating Anchors.

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1.	Pariso and Svalbard - Floating Anchors 02:07	buy track
2.	Pariso - Howl Of The Forest 01:11	buy track
3.	Pariso - Underground Notes 02:21	buy track
4.	Pariso - Helios, The Demise 03:54	buy track
5.	Pariso - Delirium 02:54	buy track
6.	Svalbard - Ripped Apart 03:45
7.	Svalbard - Grayscale 04:42
8.	Svalbard - Allure 05:15
9.	Svalbard and Pariso - Faceless 01:49

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Conceived as a plausible, albeit logistically complex idea - Pariso and Svalbard have not only spurred each other to deliver their best material to date, but also teamed up for 2 fully collaborative tracks - written and refined almost as new bands unto themselves – with each featuring a different combination of members, alongside all three vocalists.

When left to their own devices, Svalbard turn in their most vibrant recordings to date, with newfound clarity giving added emphasis to the emotional weight that their unique post-genredefinition-core possesses. Pariso delve into a lower tuning, flirting mercilessly with elements of stoner-rock, black metal and dissonant hardcore, yet definably themselves.

Wrapped in thought-provoking, potentially disturbing, artwork courtesy of Daniel P. Carter that reflects the darker tone of the music contained - this is an album that emphatically displays the coming together of kindred spirits, whilst giving a triumphantly kaleidoscopic view of where these bands could be heading next.

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released July 7, 2014

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