More Japanese slam death. The vocals aren't very high in the mix, this leaves more room for the guitars. Sounds better than a garage wiggerslam record but it's still raw, and the music is good too.
Back in the day Aborted used to play genuine, plain brutal death that sounded a lot different than the stuff they play today. They were also damn good at what they did. Engineering The Dead is an unsung album, and arguably Aborted's best. It is rawer than their later works and has a more back-to-the-basics approach, but has hints of the brutish-melodic style they've become known for. While I also admire Goremageddon and The Archaic Abattoir, Engineering The Dead is the one I mostly listen to; it's different but just as good, if not better.
Slow-as-fuck Japanese slam death.
This is the quintessence of technical death metal. As a friend of mine once said, there's about 300 riffs in a song and none of them repeat consecutively. You've probably guessed this is a slight exaggeration, but you get the idea. Psycroptic excel at showing off their technical prowess while maintaining both memorability and amusingness in every song. The instrumentals are par excellence, and the vocals show great variety. A lot of people miss Chalky, he did the vocals on this album. I enjoy both the new singer's and his style, but I can't argue with the fact that the overall performance on TSotA is impeccable. In a nutshell, this album is pure awesome, get it now.
I never heard of this band before this album's release, but I gave them a try just because Norway seemed like an interesting place for a slam death band to come from. It's a lot better than I expected, using the formula of being very simplistic, yet catchy. I'd like to stress the simplicity thing, because Kraanium take straightforwardness and brutish retardation to a level that makes Devourment look like Necrophagist. Ten Acts of Sickening Perversity doesn't offer much besides plain brutality, yet makes a pulverizingly good album.I made a new header image. I hope you like it. (I used some Psycroptic artwork)
I also changed my screenname to something slightly less common and cliché. Every other faux black metal kid was already using Astaroth, so I thought I'd rip off a CoDC songtitle for a change.
You may proceed with life now.
Blood Duster.. Oh, Blood Duster. A band with so many side projects and affiliated acts you just loose count. Either way, its still great. The wiki and Encylo Metallum call it grindcore death metal southern mixture ... Hey hey! I still say its gore-ish-grind-puts the F-U in fun, FUN.
Looking for the non remaster?
You can get Lyden Na here * Astaroth writes better descripts than I ever could.
Original self titled hurr
Cunt
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cunt_(album)
Contains one extra track: illbegone
Fisting The Dead... againThe RE-release of "Fisting the Dead" came out on the 1st of August 2008 Titled "Fisting the Dead again", this has five bonus tracks taken from that era of blood dusters colourful history.
These tracks originally apeared on the "Sounds of ordinary madness" compilation cd.
Track & Info
Contains an assload of extra live tracks as well
Str8OuttaNorthCote
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Str8_Outta_Northcote
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=7584
Contains extra demos and live tracks
This would be the album where BD seemed to "abandon" their grind style and take on a more southern feel, even using a organ! It's still better than you.
All scene release quality, that's 256+VBR for those who care.
I wasn't even aware this was released. No wiki information.. so i can't tell ya much
256kb-avg-VBR-mp3
No voice-overs (that i noticed) and song titles are correct.
01. Wisdom and Corruption
02. An Unforgotten Force
03. Caught In The Crossfire
04. The Deception
05. Disassembly Line
06. Evolution Of Aggression
07. Your Final Seconds
08. Harvesting A Loved One
09. Internal Examination
10. Spare Parts
11. Spare Parts (Namshubofenki Mix)
12. Spare Parts (Bazooka Mix)
13. Caught In The Crossfire (Zardonic Mix)
14. Spare Parts (Delta 9 Mix)
15. Caught In The Crossfire (Stanley Cupid Mix)
16. Spare Parts (Frazzbass Mix)
http://lix.in/-351f16
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I haven't listened to this yet, but this is an absolutely amazing band. I didn't even know they were about to release something new, so this album's another big surprise for me; but I'm quite sure I'm going to be satisfied with this. Phobia never disappoint if you're looking for some top-notch grindcore.
Mixing The Dillinger Escape Plan's early works with sludge is the best way I could describe American Heritage. It has lots of weird rhytm-breaks, it takes some listens to get used to, but most importantly, it's heavy as hell and kicks ass.
Hammerfall-Masterpieces-2008-GRAVEWISH
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HammerFall
http://www.myspace.com/hammerfall
Power Metal
This is a cover album. Enjoy!
1. Child Of The Damned (Warlord Cover) 3:44
2. Ravenlord (Stormwitch Cover) 3:33
3. Eternal Dark (Picture Cover) 3:10
4. Back To Back (Pretty Maids Cover) 3:40
5. I Want Out (Helloween Cover) 4:39
6. Man On The Silver Mountain (Rainbow Cover) 3:27
7. Head Over Heels (Accept Cover) 4:38 ░
8. Run With The Devil (Heavy Load ) 3:38 ░
9. We're Gonna Make It (Twisted Sister) 3:37 ░
10. Breaking The Law (Judas Priest Cover) 2:14
11. Angel Of Mercy (Chastain Cover) 5:42
12. Rising Force (Yngwie J. Malmsteen's 4:31
Rising Force Cover)
13. Detroit Rock City (Kiss Cover) 3:56
14. Crazy Nights (Loudness Cover) 3:41
15. Nar Vindarna Viskar Mitt Namn (Roger 3:09
Pontare Cover)
16. Flight Of The Warrior (Riot Cover) 4:22
17. Youth Gone Wild (Skid Row Cover) 3:20
18. Aphasia (Europe Cover)
Another attempt at making an album that stands out of the myriad of new "brutal technical death metal" releases. I was afraid this was going to be just another generic album that has no highlights whatsoever, but I was in for a pleasant surprise. Anatomize is on par with Origin's Antithesis and Gortuary's debut, monopolizing at their style and eliminating the try-hards who try to surpass musical limits through extremity, yet fail to maintain integrity. A solid piece of brutal death with no compromises.
Porngrind with rock 'n' roll attitude and a good sense of humor. Catchy party music.
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