Band: Bréag Naofa
Album: Bréag Naofa
Label: Panic Records
Year: 2012
Tracklist
01. I
02. II
03. III
04. IV
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Seattle, WA's Panic Records has signed Bréag Naofa. The Seattle based band (which features members of Trial and Love Is Red) will release its self-titled LP on Valentines Day 2012.
Bréag Naofa (Old Irish Gaelic name pronounced Bray-G Nay-Fuh) which simply means "holy lie," was formed of a core of six members whose socio/political ideas all differ slightly. The common thread throughout Bréag Naofa's ideology is that religion still poisons every aspect of the human experience. Set lyrically in a narrative style, Bréag Naofa uses both lyrics and their music as a vehicle to convey this mutual feeling of disgust, despair, and disillusionment with the effects that belief and reliance in the "supernatural" has had upon human existence from past to present.
On their debut self-titled LP, Bréag Naofa brings on a sound that is of the slow, crushing, heavy repetitive nature while adding layers of ambience to almost give you the feeling of being "lost" along with them in the music. Bréag Naofa will surprise you with heavy crushing riffs that start out like a slow locomotive to full force driving "d-beat" style riffs and rhythms. Creating enough anxiety to then calmly bring you back down into yet another ambient wave of music that continues to still hit hard while at the same time hypnotize. Following in the footsteps of other primogenitor artists such as Cult of Luna, Fall of Efrafa, and Isis, Bréag Naofa want to further extend the boundaries that their music can take them and evolve with the music and the message.
Bréag Naofa (Old Irish Gaelic name pronounced Bray-G Nay-Fuh) which simply means "holy lie," was formed of a core of six members whose socio/political ideas all differ slightly. The common thread throughout Bréag Naofa's ideology is that religion still poisons every aspect of the human experience. Set lyrically in a narrative style, Bréag Naofa uses both lyrics and their music as a vehicle to convey this mutual feeling of disgust, despair, and disillusionment with the effects that belief and reliance in the "supernatural" has had upon human existence from past to present.
On their debut self-titled LP, Bréag Naofa brings on a sound that is of the slow, crushing, heavy repetitive nature while adding layers of ambience to almost give you the feeling of being "lost" along with them in the music. Bréag Naofa will surprise you with heavy crushing riffs that start out like a slow locomotive to full force driving "d-beat" style riffs and rhythms. Creating enough anxiety to then calmly bring you back down into yet another ambient wave of music that continues to still hit hard while at the same time hypnotize. Following in the footsteps of other primogenitor artists such as Cult of Luna, Fall of Efrafa, and Isis, Bréag Naofa want to further extend the boundaries that their music can take them and evolve with the music and the message.
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