1. Wake of Syr 2. The Epillanic Choragi 3.Entases of Azure 4. Seeking Beyond 5. Milachis Depths 6. Aciculaccolith 7. Elico Moieties 8. Porphyrachis 9. Epinolitholatyr 10. Wake of Syr II
"Debut albums rarely come as fully formed or as enveloping as The Epillanic Choragi...its Tool-meets-Meshuggah dynamics roam over vast terrain without a single, masterfully played note wasted...one of the most stunning debuts of the year." - [8/10] METAL HAMMER
"Wonderfully ambitious, progressive metal...the Reading trio have created a truly thunderous testament for the Gods of metal...with tracks easily surpassing 10 minutes of constant chugging riffs and hazy growls, the band manage to grab you by the remains of your severed neck and show you the world exploding in all its glory, while venomously screaming in your face. Glorious!" - [9/10] ROCK SOUND
"Some of the smartest, progressive metal you're likely to hear from any British band. Ever...by far one of the most intelligent 'metal' albums to come out of the UYK in a long time, every twist and turn pulls your senses in a different direction...quite simply, you need this band in your life." - [10/10] PLANET LOUD
"NMS' sound is one that falls into a much darker camp. Filled with twisted guitar lines and ocassionally spellbinding melodies...a bold stride towards greener pastures." - [KKK] KERRANG!
"a worthy contender for the throne of Neurosis, No Made Sense need to be in your 'absolutely fucking essential' list...The Epillanic Choragiis a very, very impressive debut. Unrelenting, immersing and deliciously oppressive." - [10/10] DieShellsuitDie
"this UK three-piece have managed to make a mockery of the turgid shite that some so-called one-dimensional metal massive metal acts churn out...this potential album of the year will move you." - [6/6] - SONIC DICE
"This is like the first time hearing Mastodon, Baroness, or High on Fire. It brings a tear to my eye and a bang to my head...The Epillanic Choragi somehow manages to make a nine minute song feel metal radio friendly, and that's no small feat for any band." - [91%] Alt Sounds.
LIVE PRESS
"The progressive crescendos not only expand and cultivate a violent resonance; they cause cerebral melting orgasms." - TERRORIZER
"No Made Sense are in a different league to the rest of the Reading metal scene and, to be honest, the rest of the UK “metalcore-obsessed” scene...anyone who has already seen this band will know what I mean when I say they are truly colossal live. For a three piece these boys make one hell of a noise cramming effects, brutal but beautiful riffs and harsh vocals into songs that can only be described as epic...they may only be on for just under forty minutes but, for those forty minutes there is not one person in the room who isn’t left hypnotised by the pummelling heaviness eminating from one of the UK’s most intelligent heavy bands." - PLANET LOUD
"creating an intense, ever-shifting wall of noise one minute before slipping into less violent passages the next, the 3 piece hint at the likes of neurosis - with a brooding sound that appeals as much to instinct as it does intellect - throwing in a groove metal vibe and a math rock twist for good measure." - [8/10] METAL HAMMER
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No Made Sense live @ Purple Turtle, Camden.
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Telling it like it is.
No Made Sense attempt to make a video tour diary....
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Alrite guys, I've been trying to find out about tickets for your gig in March where your going to play the whole album start to finish. On the Nags Head website your gig isn't even listed. As i live in Scotland and its quite a trek buying tickets beforehand is pretty much a must. Any ideas? Would be much appreciated.
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