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Discordance Axis was a killer US grindcore band from New Jersey that acted from 1992 until 2001. This is their debut full length album.

Released in 1995 by Devour and Pulp Records. Tracklist: 01.[] Left Right (Pre-Gap Stop) / Dominion 02.[] Killing Yield 03.[] Heavy Water 04.[] Mind Seduction Aftermath 05.[] Walls 06.[] Ruin Trajectory 07.[] Dystopia Part II 08.[] Cat's Cradle 09.[] Wheels Within Wheels 10.[] Human Collateral 11.[] Mimetic 12.[] Euphonia Dejection 13.[] Lathe 14.[] Torn 15.[] Empire 16.[] Amnesia Ceiling 17.[] Harmony Battery 18.[] Ulterior 19.[] One Dimensional 20.[] Driver's Side Air Bag 21.[] Presence 22.[] Appleseed 23.[] Delusion Envelope More info at.

This album is astonishing the first several times. Those dissonant, off-rhythm patterns on 'Loveless'. Those lows and demented shrieks on 'Jigsaw'. The death metal 'Necropolitan' that nearly touches perfection. The problem is, The Inalienable Dreamless wears on you fast.

The instruments are all pretty much the same in every track, it all comes down to which riffs happen to be to your liking the most. I don't think there are any true stand-out tracks, beyond one's personal preference in the matter. The three tracks I mentioned earlier are the stand-outs for me, with 'Castration Rite' and 'Vacuum Sleeve' as honorable mentions. The vocals, while not the greatest grindcore vocals ever produced, are tolerable. The higher vocals bring to mind Seth Putnam, though sounding a little more emotional. The lows are typical of a powerful shrieker: they tend to be weak.

It sounds more as if the vocalist is talking in a low voice with a mouthful of food than it does the vocalist is doing convincing gutturals. Chang's vocal power, despite some shortcomings, is still powerful somehow, and the lyrics are touching, full of expression and worth reading along with. This album is equally as satisfying as any other Discordance Axis album, but doesn't show much maturity or development as a band. This band basically did the same thing on each album.

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And while the formula was successful, it leaves something to be desired from a band that never grew up. The album would be a 90 or even a 95 if it showed more growth and development. My review may seem to paint the album kind of negatively, but I assure you this is a worthwhile album. If you're a big fan of Discordance Axis (and somehow don't have this album), like the more-technical-less-brutal deathgrind, or just want to hear something you've not heard before (unless you're already a Discordance Axis fan), this album is worth getting. This is the shit! For me this is the best grindcore album ever together with their previous masterpiece “Jouhou”! Both albums are groundbreaking in the history of grind, and until now I did not hear another band that could equal Discordance Axis in intensity and originality.

Discordance Axis is unique, there are no proper words to describe their music. I will give it a try here, but you HAVE to experience the music yourself. Of course no guarantees can be given, see the other review below of “The inalienable dreamless”. The strongest aspect of this album is that you can listen it again and again and again and still you will be able to discover new elements in the music. The first few times you “experience” DA, you are unable to decipher what is happening.

I was overwhelmed by the brutality, speed, aggression and very hectic songwriting from the first moment on and I wanted to replay this album over and over again. After a few spins the whole thing is getting better and better because you grow into the crazy drumpatterns (Dave Witte) and the incredible guitarwork by Rob Marton. In fact these two heroes create all the organized chaos between the two of them, cause DA has no bassplayer! You do not miss the bass for one minute however: every second of The Inalienable dreamless fiercely thrusts itself from the speakers upon the listener like a tsunami!