I Am the Fog
Band | |
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Type | EP |
Released | January 28, 2018 |
Labels | Hypogea Invictus |
Format | CD |
Length | 11:56 |
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I Am the Fog Information
Track listing (Songs)
title | rating | votes | ||
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1. | I Am the Fog | 2:50 | - | 0 |
2. | J'emmerde tes croyances | 2:33 | - | 0 |
3. | Sortilège | 3:17 | - | 0 |
4. | Dieu est tombé | 3:16 | - | 0 |
I Am the Fog Reviews
(1)Date : Jan 11, 2022
When it comes to a particular release having a short length in total, it doesn't necessarily make it a bad release. After discovering this almost 12 minute-long EP by France's very own one-man project Furfur, I realized it has some impressive quality. However, this release is a short-length EP as already pointed out earlier on. Although it may seem there is not much to talk about, there is still potential to be held within this release.
Serving as the first release for 2018, "I Am the Fog" opens with the self-titled track that features fast paced tremolo riffing with an old school Burzum vibe. The riffing kind of repeats itself throughout the track, making it seem like a simple process until it develops into a slower paced strumming for only a short moment before it returns to the same fast paced tremolo riffing. In fact, this is basically the entire EP's guitar formula for each tracks. Fast paced melody riffing until it eventually changes up to another yet repeated fast paced riffing and repeat. Therefore, it can be easy to tell the artist behind this project whom goes by the pseudonym name "Berith" does not give a damn about creativity. Now of course, Each of the tracks are accompanied by Berith's distorted vocals with a reverb effect that gives him a very gloomy sound, making him sound like he's a ghost chanting in a cave. Even though this is the majority of the EP, there is at least one instance that introduces an ambient element. As the third track "Sortilège" reache ... See More
Serving as the first release for 2018, "I Am the Fog" opens with the self-titled track that features fast paced tremolo riffing with an old school Burzum vibe. The riffing kind of repeats itself throughout the track, making it seem like a simple process until it develops into a slower paced strumming for only a short moment before it returns to the same fast paced tremolo riffing. In fact, this is basically the entire EP's guitar formula for each tracks. Fast paced melody riffing until it eventually changes up to another yet repeated fast paced riffing and repeat. Therefore, it can be easy to tell the artist behind this project whom goes by the pseudonym name "Berith" does not give a damn about creativity. Now of course, Each of the tracks are accompanied by Berith's distorted vocals with a reverb effect that gives him a very gloomy sound, making him sound like he's a ghost chanting in a cave. Even though this is the majority of the EP, there is at least one instance that introduces an ambient element. As the third track "Sortilège" reache ... See More
Furfur Discography
Album | Type | Release date | Rating | Votes | Reviews |
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Thamuz | Album | Sep 13, 2017 | - | 0 | 0 |
▶ I Am the Fog | EP | Jan 28, 2018 | 70 | 1 | 1 |
Le silence après la mort | Album | May 28, 2018 | - | 0 | 0 |
L'éclat du passé | EP | Jul 20, 2019 | - | 0 | 0 |