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Otep

Disco de Otep: “House of Secrets [PA]”

Disco de Otep: “House of Secrets [PA]”
Descripción (en inglés) :
Intial pressings of HOUSE OF SECRETS come in limited edition, 3-D packaging. <p>This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. <p>OTEP: Otep Shamaya (vocals, didjeridu, drums, cymbals); Greg Wells (guitar, piano, keyboards, drums, steel drum, percussion); Evil J. (guitar, bass instrument, background vocals); Joey Jordison (drums). <p>Additional personnel: Rob Patterson (guitar). <p>Recording information: Rocket Carousel, Los Angeles, CA. <p>The impenetrable boys' club of metal has fallen, thanks, in part, to vocalist Otep Shamaya. The band bearing her name is known largely for its fierce Ozzfest appearances, and its sophomore release, HOUSE OF SECRETS, is an affair even heavier and scarier than its debut. Here political provocation and dissent join Shamaya's palette of verbal assaults. As listeners are drawn into her dark world, swirling lyrical mantras slowly rise to levels of savage intensity. Shamaya's ability to sonically pummel her audience in a discomforting way, then offer fleeting moments of softer reflection, caesura, and disarmingly sultry melody, is what makes her so unpredictable. "Nein" showcases the group's ferocious chops and highlights its ability to create an urgency that matches the ever-dominant vocals. In addition to guitarist Greg Wells and bassist Evil J., Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison brings his skilled skin-bashing to the record, strengthening an already mighty force.
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Lista de temas :
1 Requiem Video
2 Warhead (Explicit) Video
3 Buried Alive Video
4 Sepsis (Explicit) Video
5 House Of Secrets
6 Hooks & Splinters
7 Gutter (Explicit) Video
8 Autopsy Song Video
9 Suicide Trees Video
10 Nein Video
11 Self-Made Video
12 Shattered Pieces Video
Información del disco :
Título: House of Secrets [PA]
UPC:724359104300
Formato:CD
Tipo:Performer
Género:Heavy Metal
Artista:OTEP
Productor:Greg Wells
Sello:Capitol/EMI Records
Distribuidora:EMI Music Distribution
Fecha de publicación:2004/07/27
Año de publicación original:2004
Número de discos:1
Mono / Estéreo:Stereo
Estudio / Directo:Studio
KJ Glow "Project Panix" (Iowa) - 26 Marzo 2005
9 personas de un total de 9 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Still a Classic, just in a different way

I've been a die-hard Otep fan since the day I picked up the jihad ep and so I was right in line to pick up "House of Secrets". I've got to admit it, I was a little dissappointed the first few times through it.

I put it down for a while and then a week or so later, I picked it up again and started listening to it. It still is a classic like the other Otep releases, it just comes from a different place.

The first ep and album came from a dark place in the past and talked about raging against these haunting demons from the past, and with her superb talent, the releases were filled with just that. This album is more about stopping demons that could come about. It's political in some ways, as I'm sure you heard.

It is a hell of alot heavier than the other releases, the vocals are not rap-influenced poetry anymore, they are screams, bellows, and other sounds like a normal metal band. This record is alot more straight ahead metal than the others.

Joey Jordison from Slipknot did the drum tracking for most of the album, so it can be pretty intense. Filled with angry, ferocious songs that should keep people talking about Otep until the next record.

If you love Otep, you'll love this one too. If you don't like Otep (I don't know why anyone wouldn't)this is a huge difference from their other stuff, so you owe it to yourself to check it out.

chi6stigma - 08 Septiembre 2004
4 personas de un total de 4 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- "I will tell you a secret..."

This album holds a strong, underlying message... a secret within secrets. Sometimes pain beckons you to retreat into the comfort of misery, to embrace suffering until you realize your full potential... and as Otep proves the case to be true, the conceptual artistic elements of the band have expanded and has opened doors to many new dimensions. This creation mirrors an inner depth of darkness and produces a hauntingly chaotic and creepy soundtrack of art. Through turmoil, strife, and struggle you are able to meet the eternal essence of self...and thus rise from the ashes.

In all simplicity, this album is true brilliance - a masterpiece. True shadow soldiers will easily understand and applaude House of Secrets.

Sir (parallel universe) - 15 Octubre 2004
3 personas de un total de 3 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- texture and rythmic waves of pleasure !!!

A total enjoyable, produced, engineered sonic work. If you have the equipment to hear this EVIL J THUNDER, CRANK IT UP. You'll fully enjoy this CD, FEEL THE BASS. The vocals by Otep Shamaya are GREAT!~ Just can't be put into words without sounding like a understatement. And of course I love the secrets they sneek into the mix, texture and rythmic waves of pleasure !!!

Matzo (Hardcore, USEast) - 28 Julio 2004
3 personas de un total de 3 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Death heads drop out

This album is less focused on being heavy metal music and more of an artistic statement. If you are buying it just to hear something like Blood Pigs or Battle Ready, prepare to be dissapointed. While tracks 2. Warhead 4. Sepsis 6. Hooks & Splinters and 11. Self-Made have all the fury of Jihad, the rest of the album is a nightmarish recollection of a tortured past. Although somewhat incongruent with the rage that spawned such violent music, the rest of the album plays out like a session on Freud's couch.

T. G. Walker (Huntsville, Al, USA) - 02 Noviembre 2007
2 personas de un total de 2 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Their sophmore attempt the same yet more eerie

i will say this again Otep is one of the most affluent bands out there today. Yes their songs can go from heavy to melodic, from soothing to eerie, but all in all this is one of the few bands i have seen that has come out in the past few years who isnt afraid to talk about issues that they have, Otep the lead singer grew up in an abusive home and so yes she has a tendancy on this cd to vent it but it is only her second attempt and she didnt get it all out in one cd and i understand

The first track on this cd Requim is not for the faint of heart or those that would flinch at the sounds of being beat by a parent, the repeating words as long as your under my roof you will respect me but, this just sets the tempo for you in what is sure to be a gloomy yet uplifting expreince. This CD is for the open minded and the open minded only and this band is experimental so yes she has rap tendencies but you know something she is a poet that is what rap used to be not just this gangster sex driven music we see today and if that is the way she has to get it out she has to get it out

i spend alot of my time looking for bands that arent afraid to change and i get these looks like you still like them all the time and i will probably be getting those looks some time down the road for respecting otep and all she does but you know what I am I and i can not change that

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