Waves Idle Symmetry — Ametron Review

From the moment the play button is pressed, the opening track, Adrift in Aegean, introduces the listener to a unique fusion. It combines the haunting melodies of Eastern folk/acoustic instruments with the raw power of heavy instrumentation, all underscored by the intensity of harsh vocals. This distinctive blend is punctuated by sections that transition between melodic and aggressive, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

As the listener embarks on their dark journey with the second piece, Waves Aligned, and the remaining seven pieces, they will be immersed in the band’s profound exploration of dark lyrical themes. These themes, often inspired by the darker aspects of existence, such as existential dread and the human condition, add a layer of depth and intensity to their music.

Waves Idle Symmetry’s powerful and raw sound is a testament to the exceptional talent and creativity of its two members: G.K. on vocals, guitar, and bass and C.D. on drums. Their fruit of art to their instruments adds a unique flare to their instrumentation and devilmanship.

Waves Idle Symmetry offers the listener’s ears this putrid evil of the forbidden fruit of art, where their sound, music, and production remind me of Greek/Hellenic black metal acts, such as Apocalyptic Leaders and Forgotten. Where their music production seems to bleed the raw, old-school, dark and unbridled energy of early Norwegian black metal mixed with the sun-drenched atmosphere of Hellenic black metal, with one difference: there is this melodic and melancholic and grim sound to their music and touch of raw and old-school blackened metal within their musical spectrum.

However, what truly sets Waves Idle Symmetry apart is their unique twist to their sound? They infuse it with a melodic and melancholic quality that is both haunting and beautiful. This distinctive element, combined with their raw power and evocative atmosphere, creates a sound that is distinctly their own, setting them apart from other black metal bands.

The band’s sound balances perfectly raw power and evocative atmosphere. The music has a gritty and unpolished feel that harks back to the early days of black metal. Yet, the band’s production values are top-notch, giving the music a polished and professional sound that is impressive and immersive. The result is a simultaneously grim and enchanting sound, drawing the listener in with its raw power and evocative atmosphere.

One of the standout features of Waves Idle Symmetry’s music is its unique blend of different black metal elements. As mentioned, the band’s music has a touch of old-school blackened metal and the sun-drenched atmosphere of Hellenic black metal within its musical spectrum, giving it a timeless quality.

If you’re a fan of raw, melodic, and Hellenic black metal, then Waves Idle Symmetry is a band you must check out.
The album comes to an end with the last song, Άπνοια. We want to give a shoutout to Waves Idle Symmetry for letting us review their Ametron album. Now, we’re going to wrap it up by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.