Voidist, The

General | Oct 2009

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Reviewed 2010-08-26
Imaad Wasif/ The Voidist

Psychedelic folk rock? with heavy electric guitar chords some acoustic guitar. some lyrics a little “emo” per se for me…. switches from heavier, dark rock sounds to pretty passages with a folk-rock influence. Wasif worked in collaboration with Karen O on the Where the Wild Things Are soundtrack. Some of these sound vaguely like later Led Zeppelin… maybe. No FCC’s detected… Try 4, 6, 9, 10

1. folk with heavy chords, slow and dramatic 2. more of a dreamy sound to vocals, but same heavy “rock” backing, pretty acoustic interlude, no tempo change 3. acoustic beginning, slow, emotional electric rock ballad 4. ** pretty acoustics nice vocals 5. slower track, heavy electric guitar, mellows out at end 6. * slower, dark interesting explosions of acoustic guitar, to shakers and trembling voices 7. pretty acoustic opening, sounds more folk-y/country 8. upbeat almost country-esque track 9. *acoustic, with soft grungy guitar overlays at times, pretty track 10. *slow rock, brooding, lightens up at middle, classic rock influence

Recent airplay

Priestess, Redeemer
Return To You
The OrphanageApr 06, 2010
Return To You
A2ZMar 12, 2010
Priestess
Time TravelerMar 12, 2010

Charting

2010-03-07 — 2010-05-09
Week EndingAirplays
May 9 1
Apr 11 1
Mar 14 2

Track listing

1. Redeemer
2. Priestess
3. Fangs
4. Widow Wing
5. Our Skulls
6. Return To You
7. The Hand Of The Imposter (Is The Promise Of My Own)
8. Daughter Of Fire
9. Her Socerery
10. Another
11. Razorlike