Augury

在NB旗下的一支優(yōu)秀的加拿大前衛(wèi)死亡團(tuán)體，成立于2001年，目前有兩張全長。樂隊(duì)04年發(fā)的首作獲得了極高評(píng)價(jià)，五年后推出第二作，同樣非常精彩。在他們的作品中你能夠感覺到技術(shù)與意識(shí)非常有效地結(jié)合到一塊，編曲充滿靈氣，旋律優(yōu)美飄逸，到了該情緒爆發(fā)的時(shí)候也毫不含糊，完全能夠拿出足夠的狠勁，blast強(qiáng)度不輸給殘死，動(dòng)靜反差明顯，很是震撼。
by Eduardo Rivadavia
Montreal, Quebec's Augury were formed in 2002 and didn't wait very long to pledge their allegiance to French Canada's long tradition of producing especially complex and progressive-flavored death metal. Their 2004 debut album, Concealed, earned high marks from the specialized press for its strong and diverse songwriting, as well as the fresh approach of featuring a female co-vocalist. Unfortunately, that vocalist, Arianne Fleury, was dismissed (along with drummer Etienne Gallo) at some point before the recording of Augury's belated second album (and first for Nuclear Blast), Fragmentary Evidence, raising some concerns about what it might sound like. But remaining members Patric Loisel (vocals/guitar), Mathieu Marcotte (guitar), Dominic Lapointe (fretless bass), and new percussionist Antoine Baril quickly silenced any doubters by delivering a still highly imaginative brand of death metal brutality.