Customer Reviews

Fade & Sustain

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i loved this cd because its a good mix of gothic music and a little bit of industrial, i think it sounds good if you call it "electro-goth". the songs are very flowing and theres no noisy annoying parts to them. i love the lead singers voice, she makes the songs very beautiful. if you liked switchblade symphony, you will like this, because it sounds a lot like them. but i still say this is a beautiful and original piece of musical art.

I must say I was already a fan of TRS, but this cd really impressed me! It just makes me swoon and want to danse! My fav tracks are "Circle up the stars" and "See the light". Shame "exit zero" did not make it on here! That is a catchy song on Diva X vol 2 pick that up too. I look forward to their next cd and think anyone into goth or industrial should try this cd out.

Shows some growth as a band and as persons. Daring to dabble more in what they really want to do... make music, not just to fill an image, or fit a scene. I had contact with these guys for a while and got to know Karen Personaly. She is great, as a fellow musician, I would say she is capable of great things. The rest of the band is cool too. Corey has some great talent, as does Onyx. The album spans a wide verity or emotions and subjects, just as our lives do. I look forward to some new material, and wish there was a way I could get in contact with em again.

~Infinite-T

This is the second CD from Seattle based Razor Skyline and it shows much more growth and spirituality than Journal of Trauma. I enjoy the songs on here quite a bit, even if they aren't always on the Play list.

This is my fav. Razor Skyline. With this album they picked up a new drummer, onyx. The_gun is an great guitar player and Karen's voice is beautiful.

to comment on someone else's review, they are both from Seattle AND San Francisco. 2/3 live in SF 1/3 lives in Seattle.