Chains Of Life, by Cemon Victa

Chains Of Life

by Cemon Victa

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1.	Doomed 05:08	buy track
2.	Nightfall 05:41	buy track
3.	Tenebrae - w/ Phobos 04:43	buy track
4.	On Your Side 04:40	buy track
5.	Golddiggers 05:11	buy track
6.	Subculture 05:06	buy track
7.	Hardcore Battlefield (T-Junction & Rudeboy Remix) 05:36	buy track
8.	Wanted 06:02	buy track
9.	Demon Exists - w/ The Vinyl Junk 05:53	buy track
10.	Just Hate To Speak (Andy The Core Remix) 05:05	buy track
11.	Hellday - w/ Darkcontroller 04:23	buy track
12.	Verdoemenis 05:24	buy track

about

After quite a string of singles and EPs (and the fine experimental excursion as Boris & Uskovic earlier this year) it’s time for Cemon Victa’s very first album. The quality production and versatile sound of “Chains Of Life” stands proof that the wait has paid off well. Dance floor-friendly throughout, featuring a bunch of their trademark melodic tracks, yet also delivering the goods to the rougher and speedier customers, this is an offer the hardcore-minded can’t refuse!

Charged melodic floor fillers are of course what you expect from Cemon Victa, and here they are – “Night Fall”, “Gold Diggers”, the faster “Subculture” or “Wanted” convince with their rousing melodic core and energetic beats. But also lots of diversion is to be found: The album opener “Doomed”, sounds (hence the title) as if it could well be on the Traumatic record label, “Tenebrae” shows that Cemon Victa have also recently flirted with industrial hardcore and “On Your Side” has a surprising techno sound with a minimal hook line. Popular collaborators (The Vinyl Junk and Darkcontroller) and remixers (T-Junction & Rudeboy and Andy The Core) add more tonalities.

Cemon Victa have produced an album of quality that will help you shake of the chains of life… for a while.