Paradigm in Entropy

Bleed the Sky, Bleed the Sky | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (April 19, 2005)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Nuclear Blast Americ
• ASIN: B00080IKAO
• Also Available in: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (24 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #173,449 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Bleed the Sky, April 18, 2006

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Jeffrey Rivers (Milwaukee, WI) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Paradigm in Entropy (Audio CD)

I really wasn't expecting much from this band, considering the recent METALCORE OVERDOSE flooding the market and the association of the word "Bleed" in a band name with awful music. I was getting kind of sick of Metalcore but this was one of few i don't regret listening too. First off, the drummer kicks ass, the guitars are great, and there singer has a yell that is reminicent of Mark Hunter from Chimaira. He even has a half decent singing voice, although it does sound heavily FXed often times. If your going to compare this band to Chimaira, then lets compare them in an area where they will be better then Chimaira for the reviews sake. What im trying to say is if you were to put Bleed the Sky's debut "Paradigm in Entropy" next to Chimaira's debut "Pass Out of Existence" i'd say Bleed the Sky would own Chimaira. I'll look forward to a future release by these guys and see what direction they've decided to go in, definite potential here. If you like Chimaira, or Metalcore in general i'd recommend this record.

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Very Good Album, April 17, 2006

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Jeremy Brackeen "themetalbeast" (Cameron, WI United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Paradigm in Entropy (Audio CD)

I must've listened to Bleed The Sky's debut album "Paradigm In Entropy" like 4 or 5 times already. Whenever I listen to this album, it just warps straight into my head, and I just can't get enough of it. These guys reminds me of Chimaira alot (one of my favorite bands), but with more intense shrieks and more clean singing. Noah Robinson has a nice vocal range, going from a vicious shriek like scream to an awesome clean singing voice that's not overdone which is a good thing. Guitarists Kyle Moorman and Wayne Miller have some nice crushing dual riffs and even a few solos which is pretty nice (although I wish they could've done more solos on here, but oh well there's always next time). But it's Austin D'Ammond's drumming on here that really gets my attention. This album is chock full of sick double bass drum patterns throughout that really get your adrenaline going. The album kicks off with a bang with my favorite song "Minion". I just love that solo near the ending, it kicks ass. The next three songs "Killtank", "Paradigm In Entropy", and "Skin Un Skin" are juggernauts of ripping double bass drum patterns and searing riffs that'll rip your bare flesh off. Other good songs including "Leverage" and "The Martyr" showcase Noah's clean singing abilities. The other songs are good, but those are my favorites. So anyways if you're a fan of Chimaira, then I suggest you give Bleed The Sky a shot. Grab a can of Monster Energy, put this badboy in your stereo, turn the volume full blast, and raise those horns. Peace Out!
Jeremy's track ratings:
1. Minion - 10/5 Favorite song. Love the solo near the end.
2. Killtank - 5/5
3. Paradigm In Entropy - 5/5
4. Skin Un Skin - 5/5
5. Leverage - 5/5
6. The Martyr - 5/5
7. Gated - 5/5
8. God In The Frame - 5/5
9. Division - 5/5
10. Borrella Mass - 5/5

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars REVIVAL!!!!!, August 8, 2005

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D. Rindahl "Headbanger" - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Paradigm in Entropy (Audio CD)

WOW! I have been watching these guys for quite a long time back when they were still looking for a label. They had a 4 track EP type multimedia deal you could download for free! It was like 4 tracks but it was so great sounding. Then they were signed to to do an album for Nuclear Blast Records (In Flames, Soilwork, ETC.) and i just couldnt wait to hear it. Like one reviewer said. Sounds like old school Chimaira. But yet if you put the 2 bands next to each other. You cant really tell which one is which. They sound that alike. Some major headbanging rip your face off metal right here. The CD starts off with "MINION", which was also on the "Alone In The Dark" OST. Then it tears straight into an instant classic, "KILLTANK" This was a track on there 4 track EP that i just loved, what can i say... REVIVAL!!!!! It sounds just incredible! Then we head into the title track "PARIDIGM IN ENTROPY" Little different but still a sweet track. Then were off into "SKIN UN SKIN" with some deep growls and some cool special sounds... Sounds good and but better LOUD. Next up is my favorite which was also on there 4 track EP... We get "LEVERAGE". This track is well worth owning this CD in the first place. Starts off with an earie lead in, little bit of guitar work... then comes the drums... then they just drop it and RIFFS RIFFS RIFFS just pour out onto the scene. Another instant classic. The CD just sounds amazing... "MARTYR" Is also a great track with some great sound. The rest of the CD is as equal to the first 6 tracks. With an earie, and scary little intermission "GATED" to the next track, "GOD IN THE FRAME". Next is "DIVISION" and after that is "BORRELIA MASS". They should have re-done the other 2 tracks from there EP: "THROUGH THE DIRT" and "FROM SHOTGUNS TO HALOS"... they would have been great additions. But all in all. This CD is well worth it if your a Chimaira Fan, and if you've never heard of Chimaira, but you've heard this stuff... head straight for Chimaira, because they ROCK AS WELL! To all you headbangers. DEVIL HORNS!!!!!!!!!!!