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Artist:            Theory in Practice (SWE)
Album Name:        Third Eye Function (remastered with 3 bonus tracks)
Album Year:        2006
Genre:             Death Metal
Source:            CDDA
Release Date:      Apr/23/2006
Label:             Listenable Records
Raped with:        Lame 3.90.3 / VBRkbps

-  Tracks  - -

01 - Submissive                                           [04:06]
02 - The Third Eye Function                               [04:30]
03 - Astral Eyes                                          [04:35]
04 - Self Alteration                                      [04:24]
05 - World Within Worlds                                  [04:28]
06 - The Expiring Utopia                                  [05:16]
07 - Theoretical Conviction                               [02:52]
08 - Void of Origin                                       [00:57]
09 - Inexplicable Nature                                  [06:17]
10 - Submissive (Demo)                                    [04:15]
11 - Inexplicable Nature (Demo)                           [05:24]
12 - Self Alteration (Demo)                               [04:30]

Total Time: 51:34 min
Total Size: 92,9 MB

-  Information  - -

" Sweden's Theory In Practice play an ambitious form of technical
death metal, a style not often attempted and even less frequently
done well, given the high degree of musicianship needed to pull it
off. While not quite at the Lethargy level of mania, they slot
nicely next to a band such as Canada's Martyr, with harsh death-ish
vocals and riffing but with tempo changes aplenty and top-notch
musicianship from all involved. Sometimes this form of metal can be
unwieldy, with the complex riff changes awkwardly spliced together,
but here the songs flow nicely, the band is quite at home playing
this style. The first two albums are the most adventurous, with
their more recent Colonizing The Sun toning down the complexity a
notch, while still retaining enough energy and riffage to please
their fan base. "

" This band is probably one of the most technical in all current
death metal acts. Taking its cues from legendary technical acts
including Cynic, Sadus, and Atheist, Theory In Practice's debut
Third Eye Function is a thrashing workout in groove, time changes
and complexity. This album, quite unlike their second disc, The
Armageddon Theories is not very melodic. Most of the songs thrive on
chunky, thick, down-tuned riffs and heavy thrash sensibilities. The
only thread that keeps their two releases linked is the mind-blowing
technical work on every instrument. If you like Sadus' A Vision of
Misery you will likely enjoy the arrangements on Third Eye Function
because they carry the same weight and sound quality though Sadus
plays their material a bit faster. Theory In Practice is a band that
will probably never make an album that is easy to listen to, the
fact is, though, the stuff they are playing is awe inspiring and
solid. "

www.theoryinpractice.cjb.net

NOTE! Some tracks (demo) end abruptly!