A-ha, Amebix, Autechre, Björk, Black Sabbath, Camel, Celtic Frost, Chroma Key, Cocteau Twins, Chick Corea, Miles Davis, Depeche Mode, Discharge, Duran Duran, Godflesh, Iron Maiden, Joy Division, King Crimson, Led Zeppelin, Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Mars Volta, Massive Attack, Curtis Mayfield, Merzbow, Pat Metheny, Wes Montgomery, Gary Moore, Napalm Death, N.E.R.D., Outkast, Pan Sonic, Paradise Lost, Parliament, Pink Floyd, The Police, Portishead, Radiohead, Red Snapper, Return to Forever, Rush, Soft Machine, Sonic Youth, Talk Talk, Tangerine Dream, Trouble, U2, Voivod,... etc.
Audible Minority: 7th full-length album from Kekal.
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"...their tightness and discipline as a unit is impressive, and you can tell that they’ve been playing together for a long time. The adjective ‘progressive’ has been over-used in music, but Kekal have more right to it than most. " - Sound On Sound Magazine (CD of The Month)
"The Habit of Fire is as compelling as it is bizarre. The 70-minute CD is like flipping randomly between radio stations playing Rush, King Crimson, Ulver, and the Mars Volta, yet there’s a cohesiveness that keeps everything from imploding, highlighted by the remarkable, 15-minute 'Escapism'. Truly one of a kind." - Popmatters
"The Habit of Fire is a progressive, adventurous album that almost transcends the metal tag altogether. It is living proof that music is only limited by the creativity of the artists. If there is any justice in this world, this album will bring Kekal some much deserved attention from fans all over the world." - Metalreview.com
"This is an album that's extremely difficult to categorize...This is an album that's experimental, unusual and completely unique." - About.com
"This is vibrant interesting metal of a decidedly experimental nature...The axe-work is some of the tastiest I have heard in a while... All in all, this is genius (a word used too easily, but here completely justified) and is on my personal top-ten list for 2007." - Avantgarde-Metal.com
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