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| Chronoclast: Selected Essays on Times Reckoning and Auto-Cannibalism | 
 enlarge | Artist: Buried Inside
Label: Relapse
Category: Music
List Price: $12.98
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Avg. Customer Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 205313
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.5
UPC: 781676662920
EAN: 0781676662920
ASIN: B00063UEBQ
Release Date: February 1, 2005
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| Tracks:
| • | Introduction | | • | Time as Idealogy | | • | Time as Methodology | | • | Time as Surrogate Religion | | • | Time as Imperialism | | • | Reintroduction | | • | Time as Abjection | | • | Time as Automation | | • | Time as Commodity | | • | Time as Resistance |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
 Brutal and Canadian June 11, 2005
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I love this cd - I saw the cd on the day it came out being the cautious person I am - I went and downloaded 2 songs [Time as Surrogate Religion and Time as Methodology] which was enough for me to buy the cd. When I bought the cd and listended to it start to finish as intended I could only begin to appreciate the musicianship and beauty behind this breathtaking album - By far one of the most vicious and brutal releases I have heard in a long time - I do cite some neurosis influences but this is truly an orignal creation. These guys have a bright future ahead of them. Also Congrats to these fellow Canadians for getting signed to Relapse...
BUY THIS ALBUM
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Impossible to define January 31, 2006
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Lenore's husband here...
People have described this album as brutal, epic, melodic. Let me add one more adjective: expressive. Listening to these guys makes me understand what they mean when they say burried inside. This album is emotional above all. All kinds of feelings and thoughts that are buried inside are struggling to come out.
What we hear is this struggle which can be epic, brutal, and full of sensitivity. So, even though I am not a fan of growling vocals, in this album I absolutely love them.
Although the sound is aggressive, it is not violent. It is the aggression of repressed genius.
A truly unique album and experience. A treat for openminded individuals.
buried inside March 3, 2005
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
when i first heard this album i was blown away, heavy riffed, melodic, epic, hardcore metal at its best we metal heads need more bands like buried inside. The complexity and heaviness of chronoclast reminds me of origin another one of my favorite bands, i definitly recomend this cd if you like complex melodic hardcore metal!
 Pretty good, if not completely original July 4, 2005
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
If you are fans of bands such as Neurosis and their offsping in Isis, Old Man Gloom and Pelican, then you can expect a very similar product from Canada's Buried Inside. The problem is wall-of-sound drone is often done better by the aforementioned bands, namely Isis. Still, Buried Inside manage to put their own spin on things and blend their droning heavy and melodic parts with faster metallic hardcore in a way that is professionally executed.
Despite their woefully generic name and their slight lack of originality, Buried Inside are far superior to the current crop of irritating emo-influenced crap and wannabe Swedish metalcore.
come on people READ THE LYRICS May 1, 2006
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Musically, this record is f'ing epic. Very intense. Tastefully and intelligently done. And I have to disagree with the kid that said this lacks originality; it requires attention... but so do most works of any depth. Listen closely to the interplay here- there isn't a dominant instrument, with the others in subordinate roles, like so many bands. The drums, bass and each guitar are distinct and powerful throughout. Even without reading the "lyrics," this record will tear you apart. But that brings me to my main point... WHY HAS NO ONE SAID A WORD ABOUT THE LYRICS?!!? (well besides a vague mumbling mention that the words "involve time") How can you listen to the overwhelming vocal delivery and not wonder what he's talking about? The lyrics are actually a series of short, remarkably concise philosophical essays. Read along. Then read them without the music. Then think... and read along again. Once you understand what this record is about, it becomes... I don't know, pick one: epic. profound. immense. your constant companion. Whatever you want to call it, read the flipping lyrics. I'm not saying this to be a douche, although trust me I know I sound like one. I just want to share this experience, and it was pissing me off that no one seems to take the time. To anyone that doesn't have this... you know what to do.
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