The Fourth Zone Futurepop, Synthpop Halo Effect After the intro called "Scram", Italian Halo Effect continues with the very And One inspired "Hammer The Gear" that also was the single from this second studio album called 'The Fourth Zone'. Not only is this one of my favourite tracks on this album, "Hammer The Gear" also gives you an direct indication of the fact that this is a very well-produced album. In a mix between electro, futurepop and classic synthpop, Halo Effect really manages to impress me with their work. Sometimes the soundscapes and song structure reminds me of Swedish Elegant Machinery during their most successful period, especially in the ninth track "It was nothing". My absolute favourites are the three tracks that follow each other, "Drain", "Hidden Place" and "Funeral". Very well produced and touching, just like the rest of the album. The band Halo Effect is new to me, but they sure left a mark on me. I will keep a close watch on these Romans; I suggest you do the same. 450
Brutal Resonance

Halo Effect - The Fourth Zone

8.0
"Great"
Released 2010 by Ionium Records
After the intro called "Scram", Italian Halo Effect continues with the very And One inspired "Hammer The Gear" that also was the single from this second studio album called 'The Fourth Zone'. Not only is this one of my favourite tracks on this album, "Hammer The Gear" also gives you an direct indication of the fact that this is a very well-produced album.

In a mix between electro, futurepop and classic synthpop, Halo Effect really manages to impress me with their work. Sometimes the soundscapes and song structure reminds me of Swedish Elegant Machinery during their most successful period, especially in the ninth track "It was nothing".

My absolute favourites are the three tracks that follow each other, "Drain", "Hidden Place" and "Funeral". Very well produced and touching, just like the rest of the album.

The band Halo Effect is new to me, but they sure left a mark on me. I will keep a close watch on these Romans; I suggest you do the same.
Mar 01 2010

Patrik Lindström

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Founder of Brutal Resonance in 2009, founder of Electroracle and founder of ex Promonetics. Used to write a whole lot for Brutal Resonance and have written over 500 reviews. Nowadays, mostly focusing on the website and paving way for our writers.

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