Disharmonic Orchestra - The Return of the Living Beat

Disharmonic Orchestra was/is an Austrian Grindcore/ Progressive Death Metal/ Avantgarde Metal band, founded Klagenfurt of Carinthia in 1987. The first three demos of the band "Requiem for the Forest", "The Unequalled Visual" and "Hypophysis Rehearsal" was recorded in 1988. 1989 they were featured on a Nuclear Blast split release with Pungent Stench. EP "Successive substitution" was released through Nuclear Blast in 1989. The band recorded and released their first full-length "Expositionsprophylaxe" in 1990 through Nuclear Blast. After the "Mind Seduction" single, the band recorded and their second full-length "Not to be Undimensional Conscious" in Swedish Sunlight Studios with assistance of Tomas Skosberg in 1992. The album was released by Nuclear Blast.
On this album, the style of the band had chanced from share Grindcore to more something, that could be described as Progressive Death Metal.
On their next, third release "Pleasuredome" of 1994, the band's musical style had once more changed, now to Avantgarde metal. The album was released by Nuclear Blast.
Soon after the release of their third album, the band split up.
The reunion of the band was commited in 2001, and thereafter, the band has recorded and released whole new album "Ahead", continueing on the same route as "Pleasuredome".

This song is from their second full-length "Not to be Undimensional Conscious" of 1992

Lyrics :

In a land where they all dream
They can't take you how you seem
Following a bisquit to its empire
A fatal breath stopped the horse
The creepin flesh regret remorse
Streamlined functional neat simplicity

Where the wierdos are dishing it out
Bringing back the beat to get down on the ground
Brothers and sisters they scream and shout
Cuz together they enjoy the funky ass beat sound

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Disharmonic
• Orchestra
• Pungent
• Stench
• Disastrous
• Murmur
• Old
• School
• Classic
• Austria
• Austrian
• Death
• Metal
• Grindcore
• Progressive
• jazz
• rap

[TheSymmachus]

This song is enjoyable. Brief yet original and pretty cool. It is pretty rare for death metal to be influenced by rap in such a manner.

[XysmicExecration]

@TheSymmachus

Indeed. This sure sounds enjoyable and refreshing. I would still see the word "influenced" a bit of an overstatement. Maybe they just fooled around or experienced with it. I can't really distinguish any notable and general influence of rap music on this album ( this song excluded naturally )

[NocturnalOverLord]

Damn, I saw this album avaliable in the local store, I'm getting it asap! I should've got it as soon as I saw it, but the album cover didn't lure me in lol. As the saying goes; don't judge a book by it's cover. Great song, 5 stars \m/

[XysmicExecration]

Yes

Do that ny friend. It is a very unique album indeed. The album cover truely isn't the most attractive one, if you're searching a death metal experience.

[Mahalist]

THIS SONG KILLS!!

Orgasmus maximus musicalus for me.

Love the rap part in the middle XD

HIT ME!

[SamDaMan013]

Quite an unusual cover for a band of this genre, but the song is good nonetheless :)

Not great, but I don't mind listening to it :)

[bobdiamond73]

Awesome!!

[slayyer000]

great band

[TheFistHammer]

i did growth up on this song and album .. !!! GREAT !!!

[GaryCancer]

YO ... HIT ME

Riiight

[BaguetteBomb]

SO BADASS! The rap part was amazing!

[WelcomeToDetroitWimp]

the rap part is tongue in cheek i think...

[Novskij]

First riff sounds like Scream Bloody Gore from Death... XD

[ConvokedDemon]

Oops, my bad, Austrian*** sorry. Still good, tho.

[ConvokedDemon]

Woah, this is new to my ears...Can't complain tho. Have to like it being a Finnish Band!!

[GOREEEEEEEEEE]

that rap part was gay