Beneath The Massacre - MAREE NOIREBeneath The Massacre hit a sweet spot on this EP, avoiding several banalities and pitfalls that the genre is known for. There isn't an obnoxious overuse of directionless wank and breakdowns. In fact, both are put to use as good songwriting techniques in applying some semblance of dynamic. The songs always seem to have a purpose and a realized direction. Mare Noire just feels right on just about every level. The production lends to a beefy and chaotic

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The tracks have been culled from a new and improved source for this vinyl release and mastered for vinyl by Rob Colwell of Bombworks Sound

where the acoustic guitar plays a key role in both the action cues and the more romantic ones

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