Eerie, haunting, beautiful… Three words that perfectly describe my first impression of this album.
Diamond Sutra is a female fronted electronic rock band to rival Evanescence and Lacuna Coil, the riffs are heavier and groovier, the beats are catchier and the vocals give me chills.
Throughout this Album the focus tends to lean towards the amazing vocal range and talents of their lead singer, and the heavy grinding grooves laid down by the bass and guitars pull it up to another level. Although I have never been the biggest fan of electronic infusion I have to say it works for these guys, it adds an ambience to the music that would make the music feel as though it was missing something without it.
There’s a little bit of me that’s having flashbacks to the movie “Queen Of The Damned” as I listen, not necessarily in a Jason Davis/ Aaliyah kind of way, more the general all round feel of the movie, but that’s just me I guess you’ll have to grab a copy for yourselves and make up your own minds, and on that note, did I mention they’re also giving away their E.P for free on Bandcamp? Get it here!
http://diamondsutra.bandcamp.com/
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About the author Asmith

Having graduated from UCOL’s music course in 2011, I began working with Tararua Television hosting a monthly local music show called “Off The Stage”, where I interviewed and showcased people working within the local music scene. I am in a blues rock band called “The Blue Grizzly Band” as well as a metal band called “Defetus”. I teach guitar lessons and busk regularly. I am also a radio host on Access Radio’s Metal Heads Radio (NZ Metal), and Black & Blues Radio (blues and soul) shows. I am also regularly involved in charity events. My love of music began at an early age, having a wide interest in genres ranging from Reggae and Blues to Rock and Metal, and a few in between. https://www.facebook.com/TheBlueGrizzlyBand https://www.facebook.com/defetus https://www.facebook.com/pages/Manawatu-Metal/126468620697622 https://www.facebook.com/blackandblue999 [email protected]
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