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- Summary: The former System of a Down singer once again merges progressive rock with orchestral magnificence to create a symphony of electronically influenced sound on his follow-up solo album.
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- Record Label: Reprise
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal
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Yes, It's Genocide | |
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I want to die for your (plural) terror I want to die for your fear I want to die for your life I want to die for your life I want to die for your... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Positive: 6 out of 12
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Mixed: 6 out of 12
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Alternative PressForget imperfect--this bold reinvention is anything but. [Oct 2010, p.117]
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As a whole, Imperfect Harmonies is its own animal. Tankian proves that he can pull off his grand ambitions in a maximalist approach that creates something new from the ruins of everything he destroyed to get here.
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RevolverRemoved from the usual metal trappings to ride Imperfect Harmonies' lofty, trippy soundscapes, Tankian's lyrics carry surprising poetic weight. [Sep/Oct 2010, p.87]
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Q MagazineThe splicing of classical instrumentation with electronica and jazz flourishes may alienate his old band's fans, but there is much to admire here. [Oct 2010, p.120]
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This album will not please everyone, but it is unique when compared to Tankian's work up to now, and that is what's best for everyone.
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Kerrang!It's an easier to admire than to love. [18 Sep 2010, p.58]
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MojoSystem Of A Down frontman is caught trying too hard. Again. [Oct. 2010, p. 101]
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Negative: 1 out of 6
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