This thread discusses the content article: Theorized - False Hope of Tyranny

Ah... cool review, looks like I need to get this album soon.

Nice review, these guys brought out a killer EP, can definitely match an international counterpart.

yepp these guy ve done it

somehow they ve globalised the song writing[structure]instead of keeping it the simple cheesy indian way.

plus the production is insane and i feel the INTRO is good coz it actually shows what everyone is capable of[but for the drummer(who is explosive LIVE)] and the bass tone and the playin is so clearly heard...i felt it was a good opening chapter where everyones capabilities are instantly shown...

cheers to ankit who mixed this stuff
he also mixed our stuff ,at the end o the day...

cheers and best o luck to em...

ankit who is also playing leads on this one

What's a globalised song structure ? Asking because I want to implement this fascinating idea in my band as well.

WTF is globalised songwriting? They took a loan from WHO to write this stuff?

Apart from the trying-too-hard macho vocals, this is a very cool set of songs. The riffs really flow well into each other, some good angular lead work and interesting layering throughout. Where these guys have won out over a lot of other crap I've been hearing from the local scene is that they haven't tried to experiment, whatever that means outside of a science lab, or show off how technical they can be but instead have a clear idea of what they want to play and have done what it takes to do just that.

globalized song structure :
its kinda tough to explain.

this statement BELOW is kinda a metaphor for the above statement of mine

or show off how technical they can be but instead have a clear idea of what they want to play and have done what it takes to do just that.

sometimess song writing is more than just being TECH
it is about the aesthetic and the way the song feels in the end right?

a lotta int bands can do heavy tech stuff but they know where the[.] and [,] comes
and theorized have got that spot-on here ...
they know exactly which riff follows which....which riffs are to be chucked , which to be retained[they ve done this consciously in a planned way OR it just happened so well for them in the first place automatically.... THAT I DUNNO...]

and i m very pleased with the way vocals sound and the vocal structuring...
ITS JUST THAT THE FLOW IN THIS EP IS TOO GRAND [from riff to riff ,,, song to song]/
that even a new guy who trips on metallica or maiden is gonna like this.in the first listen...
coupled with top notch old school production... which we ve not seen from many others in india yet.


dunno if i entirely said what i wanted to ...
kinda hard to explain

It's called 'getting it right' like I mentioned in the review, there's hardly any globalisation here.

Well y'know, in the end globalisation gets to everything. Atleast that's what my economics text-book tells me.

Good review, does the EP justice

I still think these guys got a loan from the IMF. Goddamn banana republics.

IMF or not, these guys write some infectious shit.

www.myspace.com/theorized