Corrupted - Felicific Algorithim

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Review by Eko Probo

Felicific Algorithm by Corrupted is an album that showcases the Japanese doom metal band's signature sound. The album features four tracks, each of which is an epic journey through the band's musical landscape. The album's title track, "Felicific Algorithm," is a 25-minute epic that begins with a slow, droning riff before building into a crushing wall of sound. The track features a mix of clean and distorted vocals, with the latter being particularly effective in conveying the band's sense of despair and hopelessness.

The album's other tracks, "Erudite Decomposition," "Invidious Dominion," and "Crimson Umbrella," are similarly epic in scope and execution. Each track features a mix of heavy, distorted riffs and atmospheric, almost ambient passages. The band's use of dynamics is particularly effective, with the quieter sections serving to amplify the impact of the heavier parts.

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Artist: Corrupted
Album: Felicific Algorithim
Rating: 3.47

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Download

Filename: corrupted-felicific-algorithim.rar
  • MP3 size: 10.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 70.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
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Video

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Corrupted - Side A 45 (Felicific Algorithm)

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Catalog Numbers

CSR240LP

Labels

Cold Spring

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Limited Edition

Companies

RoleCompany
Mastered AtThe Cage Studios
Manufactured ByMonotype Pressing
Pressed Bywmfono

Credits

RoleCredit
LayoutAbby Helasdottir
Mastered ByMartin Bowes

Notes

  • Title appears as 'Felicific Algorithim' on the label and 'Felicific Algorithm' on foldout poster.
  • The tracks are to be played at either 33 or 45rpm.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 0641871744978
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): MONOPR 085 524-A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): MONOPR 085 525-B1

About Corrupted

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Corrupted is a Japanese sludge/doom metal band, formed in 1994. Their sound is characterized by incredibly downtuned guitars and bass playing slow, minimalist riffs under deep layers of feedback. The vocals are harsh guttural grunts, and the music alternates between long instrumental sections and sections with vocals which go for long periods of time without rest. They are considered by most familiar with the genre to be one of the heaviest and darkest doom metal bands of all. However, they sometimes have long acoustic sections, spoken-word interludes, and other breaks in the style, even other instruments, as on their album El Mundo Frio, a 71-minute song which contains long sections of harp. To this effect, they invite a keyboardist, and a harpist, on some recordings. Corrupted has a few notable idiosyncrasies which seem to create an air of mystery around the band. Although they hail from Japan, and their members on most releases are all Japanese, they sing almost exclusively in Spanish, though some songs contain sections in Japanese or English. In addition, the band has never taken promotional pictures nor do any of the albums contain group photos. The only known existing photographs are taken by fans at concerts, and they refuse to give interviews. Corrupteds albums typically contain extensive liner notes in the form of bleak black-and-white photographs, which add to the gloomy atmosphere of the music. The band is known for its ability to produce songs of almost any length; their longest song El Mundo Frio is substantially longer than an seventy minutes, while their shortest song, an untitled track recorded for a homeless benefit compilation, lasts less than two minutes. After their 2011 album 'Garten Der Unbewusstheit', singer Hevi and guitarist Talbot left the band. The loss of Hevis voice, a key of the bands sound, caused the band to struggle for years while trying to find a replacement. During these years Corrupted only rarely performed live. In spring 2015 it seemed for a moment as if the band overcame this trouble and they produced their first release in years with the 7" "Loss". The singer did not join, Corrupted stopped performing for a while and Chew concentrated for almost a year on his solo project begottened. Though in March 2016 Corrupted toured Japan alongside Noothgrush and the 2018 release of an album, a continuation of the band's work is not expected by most followers any longer.

Members

  • Hevi
  • Masato Yokota
  • Talbot
  • Jose
  • Chu Hasegawa
  • Sougyo
  • Ippei Suda
  • Monger
  • Taiki
  • Oda
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Summary by Eko Probo

Felicific Algorithm is an excellent addition to Corrupted's discography. The album showcases the band's unique sound and style, and is sure to please fans of doom metal and heavy music in general. The album is a must-listen for anyone looking for a heavy, immersive musical experience.

Comments

It sounds like a storm from inside of a building.
Best!
Corrupted and Noise. Damn!
side B ?
I wonder what's going on with Corrupted..? This is not an LP...and it's certainly not the whole band either. This sounds more like one or two people's drone/noise project. I'm sure they're trying to keep it alive but ever since Hevi stopped roaring things just haven't been the same. I know they got a female vocalist to do some shows but where is she here? I'm afraid it might be years before we hear anything else from Corrupted (if at all). Anyways, thanks for posting the B-side. It still has a unique, doom-like quality to it.
I would love to hear Side A
Corruptedは今も活動しているのですか?ここ数年、とても気になっていますが。
you got side A of this?