Become Zero

General | Sep 2016

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2016-09-21
Cellist Alison Chesley uses manipulated cello and collaborators from such bands as Sleep, Neurosis, Rachels to provide drums, piano and electronic effects. Likely to be filed under Apocalyptic Folk or Forest Metal, this has a heavy tone while feeling experimental and atmospheric, veering into genuine metal at times. This is what the metalheads are into these days. For fans of Oren Ambarchi, Sunn, Sarah Neufeld, 4AD. All instrumental.

1)* (5:10) quiet somber cello trades with searing metallic guitar layers 2) (2:54) rockin tribal subtle with droney piano chords 3) (8:50) begins with heavy drone guitar chords, gives way to ethereal angelic vocals, guitar returns w piano and it carries on more atmospheric and droney 4)* (4:45) layers of cello melodies over minimal piano 5) (3:44) still mellow like 4 but cello has fuzz treatment in places 6) (4:33) cool looping samples build then fall away to quiet piano 7)* (3:41) pounding drums and metal guitars, dark doomy rockin 8)* (5:07) beautiful segments contrast with some harsher cello, very cinematic, epic

Recent airplay

Facing The Sun
Brownian MotionNov 16, 2016
Become Zero, Every Confidence
Clean Copper RadioNov 10, 2016
Radiate
Brownian MotionNov 09, 2016
Every Confidence
Clean Copper RadioOct 27, 2016
Facing The Sun
Brownian MotionOct 26, 2016
Facing The Sun
a strange pursuitOct 20, 2016

Charting

2016-09-21 — 2016-11-20 Loud
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Track listing

1. Every Confidence
2. Become Zero
3. Radiate
4. Blood And Bone
5. Vanished Star
6. Machine
7. Leviathan
8. Facing The Sun