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Sometimes
the hero in the movie has to put on their black leather jacket and go
someplace menacing (like an autobody shop) in order to get valuable
information. These menacing places are usually playing some pretty
intimidating music. Music like Who Carries the Lantern's "Delectus
Personae" a perfect piece by which to bludgeon and/or be bludgeoned. If
you forgot your blunt weapon, that's OK, just turn this track up a
little bit past half-way and any unsuspecting soul will be caught
momentarily off-guard by the sheer brutality of WCtL's savage rhythm
section (although one gets the idea that the entire band is the rhythm
section). And it was recorded in an auto body shop.
"Delectus Personae" starts with a 7.5 second squeal of feedback/..noise,
the kind of which makes one check all their connections to make sure
that the audio equipment is properly set-up. After this brief test of
the Emergency Hardcore Broadcast System, the group slams into place
like an anvil hitting a dusty floor. The band is almost mathematically
precise in their guitar-less rhythmic performance, thundering in
perfect time with one another like a well-..choreographed beating.
The
vocals are harsh in the way you might expect, but there is a distinct
feeling of solidarity to the sound of "Delectus Personae." Sometimes
the vocals that come with such hard music sound almost tortured by the
other sounds, but they sound perfectly at home in the ultimately tasty
"Delectus Personae."
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