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	<<back Band: CAPHARNAUM Country: USA Product title: Fractured Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2005 Label: Willowtip Rec. / Earache Rec. Genre: death metal Line-up: Matt Heafy (v.) Mike Poggione (b.) Jordan Succof (d.) Daniel Mongrain (g.) Jason Succof (g./v.) Tracks: 1. Ingrained 2. Fractured 3. Perpetuate Catatonia 4. Machines 5. Icon of Malice 6. Reins of Humanity 7. The Scourge Trial 8. Refusal Total time: 29:36 Review: I don't really know if this is a serious band or just a project as these guys are all playing in other, more reknowned bands as Trivium or Canae. Well, anyway, good for them to have inked a deal with Willowtip/Earache as this might be their break. "Fractured" is a preety tight album based on a technical approach of death metal, made in the old American fashion, but spiced with a modern sound and technique. The CD lasts for half an hour and this is the perfect time for it; maybe this is the only album I listened that has a perfect balance between music and CD-timing, cause a little more would have been boring, and a little less would have been not enough. All the instrumentists are good, but the battle between the two guitars is the cherry on this technical death metal cake. Contact: www.capharnaum.org www.earache.com

Band: CAPHARNAUM

Country: USA
Product title: Fractured
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2005
Label: Willowtip Rec. / Earache Rec.
Genre: death metal
Line-up: Matt Heafy (v.)
Mike Poggione (b.)
Jordan Succof (d.)
Daniel Mongrain (g.)
Jason Succof (g./v.)
Tracks: 1. Ingrained
2. Fractured
3. Perpetuate Catatonia
4. Machines
5. Icon of Malice
6. Reins of Humanity
7. The Scourge Trial
8. Refusal
Total time: 29:36

Review: I don't really know if this is a serious band or just a project as these guys are all playing in other, more reknowned bands as Trivium or Canae. Well, anyway, good for them to have inked a deal with Willowtip/Earache as this might be their break. "Fractured" is a preety tight album based on a technical approach of death metal, made in the old American fashion, but spiced with a modern sound and technique. The CD lasts for half an hour and this is the perfect time for it; maybe this is the only album I listened that has a perfect balance between music and CD-timing, cause a little more would have been boring, and a little less would have been not enough. All the instrumentists are good, but the battle between the two guitars is the cherry on this technical death metal cake.

Contact: www.capharnaum.org
www.earache.com