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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Yakuza rule,
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This review is from: Transmutations (Audio CD)
Yakuza always deliver the goods. The jazz influence really opens their sound to the point where a sax doesn't seem out of place on a metal cd.
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a darker journey than it's predecessor,
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Yakuza returns with more of the twisted, dark, and progressive sounds that blew me away on 2006's Samsara. How can you not be impressed with a metal band that can throw in some saxophones from time to time? Transmutations is a darker journey than it's predecessor, but still packs a punch when it needs to. The only drawback was the cryptic and faded CD packaging, in which I could not make out the song titles.
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Transmutations by Yakuza (Audio CD - 2007)
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