Play 90 second soundbite of 'The Lines Are Drawn' @ 'CD quality'
Fume seem to have totally perfected their artform; they flip in and out of the controlled mayhem and manic riffs into distinctly sensitive dark interludes that caress the tattered nerves momentarily before returning to their womd (weapon of mass destruction). The songs are superbly structured and performed with a gutsy unity; tight and sympathetically gruesome!
'A History Of Things To Come' typifies the better end of this hardcore genre. Fume nail it down solid. Although these guys (and there's six of 'em) stick pretty much within the genre they at least venture out occasionally to 'bring it down' and show initiative and musical guile - 'Instrumental' (which is unsurprisingly an instrumental) demonstrates their subtle side.
With 'A History Of Things To Come', Fume will find plenty of 'takers' - this is a damn good release and deserves to do well.
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