Raise Your Head, by ANTICLOCKWISE

Raise Your Head

by ANTICLOCKWISE

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Odi et Amo, From Darkness to Life, Illusion I, Whisperz Vol.II, Revamp, Il Rapimento di Babbo Nachele + The Tell - Tale Heart (EP) + 3 Bonus Track, …And Then, The Abusement Park Left Town, Order of Mantis, and 53 more. , and , .

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1.	Slave 01:26	buy track
2.	Raise Your Head 04:54	buy track
3.	Gutenberg Plague 03:37	buy track
4.	Mothertongue 05:29	buy track
5.	The Wire 05:10	buy track
6.	The Broken Mirror 05:03	buy track
7.	The Blue Screen of Death 04:19	buy track
8.	Into the R.A.M. 07:05	buy track
9.	Dystopia MMXVI 03:35	buy track

about

We can describe Anticlockwise as a mixture of modern thrash metal with a little hint of progressive , especially in the tempo-schemes.
The 7 strings and the riffs recall sometimes the great Nevermore band but the band his personal enough to find his own way!
The album leading thread concerns the relationship between mankind and the world wide web, the social networks and the compulsory use of all the connected devices such as smartphones we never raise your head from.
We felt the urge to finish something left halfway, somehow undone…we needed to close the circle now that the web has spread everywhere and we see how deeply it influences our daily life.
The concept deals with the compulsory use of the smartphone and social networks, the overwhelming barrage of text messages we read and write everyday, the stress reacted to all this and, on the other side, the stress that generates when “the link” is missing.
We tried to describe how the virtual ego fragments in his social network projection and the consequent need for appreciation…the need for an aseptic thumb up. The “like” is our new drug.