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Kanonenfieber "Live in Oberhausen"
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Kanonenfieber "Live in Oberhausen"
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Live in Oberhausen
KANONENFIEBER's second live album was recorded at their biggest headlining show to date in Oberhausen.
1,800 fans filled the sold-out Turbinenhalle II and experienced a special night of the Urkatastrophe Tour.
Sixteen of the twenty European concerts were sold out months in advance – another milestone for the band, which had only debuted two and a half years earlier.
2nd Album: Reue
"Noise impressively proves that he can dance on several weddings at the same time. Despite his other projects Kanonenfieber and Non Est Deus he shows that he has enough power to fill another project with life. Reue offers crisp Black Metal, which has a good combination of hard sound as well as atmospheric sound. I was especially convinced by the song 1.09.2015 as well as Fremdkörper, which act powerfully and are really well done in their style."
Josef from DARK-ART.de, Germany
Debüt-Album Sisyphus
"Leipa is a work that meets the expectations of any fan of the genre. It debuts in a great way. Without a doubt, it is a highly recommended album, one of the best albums I've heard this year."
Juan Hellbiter from Dargedik.com, Spain
Legacy
"Legacy is Non Est Deus' strongest album to date. Dark, gritty and built around a great concept, Noise has delivered once again. I'm beginning to think that the point has come where, with extreme reluctance, I must pass the review baton for Noise's projects to another scribe on this site. When I gave Leiþa's Remorse a 3.5 in January, I was this close to giving the album the 4.0 it deserved, but I was in my own head. Having already rated Impious a 3.5 and raved about Cannon Fever, I was so intent on balance that I underrated Regret. I'm similarly torn on Legacy, but ultimately I think it's a great album, and that's how I rate it."
Carcharodon from Angry Metal Guy, Europe
Impious
"Impious' frenzied rhythms are half blackened fury, half melodic nuance. Churning, vicious tremolos reminiscent of Abigail Williams dominate songs like "Save us" and "Fuck your God." These are paired with a slower, more deliberate sound in tracks like "Hexenwahn" and the excellent "Christraping Polka." Impious, who only occasionally veer into the delirious, keep a low profile musically and thematically, whatever the tempo. The cascading, wailing riff of "Celebrate the Self Destruct" is a particular highlight, with Noise's frenzied scream erupting in wild fury."
Carcharodon from Angry Metal Guy, Europe
There Is No God
"The music vibrates with hate accordingly, but also takes time for quiet tones and bittersweet melodies. The guitar work is very well done, opening up to classic rock and blues influences, which provides the necessary splashes of color to make the album interesting."
Marc Thorbrügge from metal.de, Germany
Debüt-Album The Last Supper
"Black Metal meets Hannibal Lecter cooking! Ingenious concept: A theatrical pastiche of the Last Supper in the style of Antonin Artaud, where the protagonist sacrifices himself as an executioner's meal. There is cutting of bones, tearing of flesh, and plenty of self-mutilation. The staging is skillful and engaging. The execution isn't flawless, but it's pretty good, and what an ambitious vision for the first album. I swear these guys are going to be big in the future! Favorite song: Starter."
Joe Spinell on bandcamp.com, USA
