Dan Deagh Wealcan – Fragmented Consciousness (CD, 2016)

Label:  Another Side Records – ASR15-118
Format: CD
Country: Russia/Ukraine
Released: 15 February 2016
Genre: Metal
Style: Progressive metal

Fragmented Consciousness is the third page in the history of Russian-Ukrainian experimental duet Dan Deagh Wealcan’s big journey in search of total stylistic madness. More eclectic and more distinctive album is also a conceptual work about the sub-jective specifics of fragmented consciousness. It’s an attempt of analyzing the various processes that occur in our mind and their influence on our view of reality. It’s a way to gather the pieces of thoughts into one and try to accept yourself for who you really are. Sixteen musical “fragments” were recorded throughout the year 2015 and together are the inevitable creative evolution of the duet, maintaining the distinctive style of the previous two albums and bringing new overtones along as well. The stylistic classification of the band is getting harder and harder with every released album. This is an attempt to reconcile with the fact that going around. It is desire to give meaning to everything. It is a bizarre melting pot of Industrial, post-hardcore, progressive, alternative metal, art rock, electronic, noise, symphonic rock, new-prog, mathcore.