’ll admit that when I usually see a band labeled as, “Hardcore,” I’ll give it a pass. But this new shit from Turian? This is fun, this is a jam, this is fuckin’ pissed,this is different.
I won’t waste anymore time trying to define their sound. Each track adds a new element and style to the overall experience. Turian throws in moments of hardcore, sludge, prog and plenty more genres and influences that you will probably discover with each new listen.
Turian melodic parts are where their true strengths lie on tracks such as “Nite Flights” and “Chemical Bath,” the energy here might possibly cause an unwanted rearrangement of your living room furniture, so please provide caution when listening.
Turain were not afraid to experiment by adding in a heavy dose of synths. I may not know traditional Hardcore music but I think it is safe to say that not too many Hardcore artists mess with any electronics. That’s too bad for them. “Mach,” is a cool retro feeling synth track that smoothly rolls into “Divine Child,” with its heavy nu-metal style sound here, Turain continues to keep the listener guessing.
