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"Warmachine" (Graveface)

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By Ray Cummings

Published on March 16, 2006

This German quartet traffics in traditionally Canadian maneuvers, tunneling Godspeed You Black Emperor!-style poli-sci post-rockout. "Warmachine" tumbles the standard-issue dominoes via cement-mixer bass rumble spiced with sinister movie dialogue, phantasmic guitar slime, and anxious drumming building in foreshadowed intensity — the balls-out, full-bore amps-to-eleven money shot elongated — with an élan that almost makes up for how played out this kind of thing is by now.