Djevara

album name: Third World War : Cast The First Stone
band name: by Djevara

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deluxe CD packaged in high-quality digipak format, with six-page booklet including original poems from which the lyrics are derived. The artwork was created using over 30 specially-created ... more

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1.	third world war 05:05	download
2.	the death of cliff richard 05:11	download
3.	autism 06:28	download
4.	moths to the flames 04:16	download
5.	the consumer 02:15	download
6.	six hundred years of your civilization and my people still live in poverty 04:40	download
7.	diorama 07:16	download
8.	freedom's ghost 04:37	download
9.	film at eleven 05:19	download
10.	chapter two 06:28	download

about: Djevara's second album saw the band become more raw even as they embraced a more raw and brutal production, spinning away from the more commercial sound and structure of the debut. Fusing the fury and intensity of Refused with the commitment and diversity of Fugazi, along with the sonic palette of Tool, RATM, At The Drive-In and Slayer - this multi-ethnic DIY punk-metal band from London (UK) created a powerful and new statement of intent following no rules but their own.

Reviews:
"APOPLECTIC LONDON QUARTET POINT THE FINGER...

You can only salute the tenacity of Djevara. This second album is released through their own label and they're involved in various righteous political campaigns and DIY promotions. And as a black-fronted metal band, they're still a rarity. Their music is strong too, melding At The Drive-In/Fugazi-inspired anger with good old hyper-metal riffage. Songs like "The Consumer" and "600 Years Of Your Civilization And My People Still Live In Poverty" are so eyeball-poppingly angry you can't help but be swept along. It's a combination that shows the underground has a big beating heart."
DOWNLOAD: "The Death Of Cliff Richard"
FOR FANS OF: Refused, Rage Against The Machine"
KKKK - Kerrang!

"Imagine Tool hooked on a funk rock beat. Or Fugazi getting drunk on Rage Against The Machine's philosophy. Somehow Djevara manage to make all of this sound cohesive, agitating, DIY and musically confident. An exciting album of blazing, streetwise British promise."
METAL HAMMER

"Any album that has a song called 'The Death Of Cliff Richard' gets my vote in an instant. And there's a chance a single blast of this manic-hard metalcore funk hyperactivity would bring about the demise of the ageing crooner in an instant. Champion!"
ROCK SOUND
credits: released 02 February 2007
Recorded at Orange & Blue Studio in Catford by Malcolm Gayner & Simon Baines
Produced by Djevara and Malcolm Gayner
license: All rights reserved
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