It might not be very often that a band completely breaks formula on an album and actually succeeds, but Har Nevo is proof that, when it does happen, absolutely brilliant things can come out of it. The previous album from Belgian collective The Black Heart Rebellion, Monologue, was a very enjoyable, albeit fairly unoriginal, Envy-esque blend of post-rock and screamo, and while traces of that style certainly shine through on their sophomore release, the bulk of that formula haze been utterly razed and replaced with something far, far more unique. On Har Nevo, one can find traces of a massive variety of genres such as post-rock, tribal, psychedelic, ambient, screamo, and even faint hints of atmospheric sludge metal, but while other artists attempting to combine such a hodgepodge of styles in the past have fell flat on their faces, The Black Heart Rebellion have done exactly the opposite, creating something that's unique, cohesive, and enthralling where similar efforts have been samey, jumbled, and dull.