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After waiting for the successor of INRI for two years, the American band Psyclon Nine finally released their third full length album, entitled Crwn Thy Frnicatr. This album continues in the line of INRI, but shows us a bit more of their original black metal roots.
This becomes particularly clear with the song Scar of the deceiver, which includes a lot of guitars and even a double bass drum. Combined with Nero’s exceptional vocal sound and the composition of the song, makes Scar of the deceiver competitive with numerous black metal songs. The next song, Crwn Thy Frnicatr, which is also the title song of the album, combines the use of heavy guitars with a merciless pounding beat.
The mixture of guitars with electronics is an already proven concept, as we could see with bands like Flesh Field and even Nine Inch Nails, and Psyclon Nine manages to handle this collaboration of styles very well.
But since those are the only songs in which the guitar is the leading instrument, EBM fans shouldn’t be put off by this album. Like mentioned above this album continues in the line of INRI, but just a little more aggressive. Psyclon Nine is still angry on society as a whole, and are more then willing to share that with their audience.
Although not very original, Crwn Thy Frnicatr is a nice album to listen to and fans of Psyclon Nine’s earlier work will appreciate it greatly.
-- Paul_Wiggers
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