I have never been a big death metal fan.
Often even the best death metal bands make somewhat monotonous albums (in the fear of being called posers, perhaps?). This can be a hindrance if you are trying to make captivating compositions. Listening to Deicide and Suffocation (which are not bad bands, at all) I figured death metal was not for me - surely there are differences between the different tracks, but I could not fully enjoy the albums as I did not understand them - because I am a cretin, probably). But my attitude changed when I heard Formulas Fatal to Flesh. I could hear fast, mean blastbeats but also heavy, doomy songs in between. And the guitar solos (especially that second one on Prayer of Hatred) is so goddamn weird my brain gets twisted ev'ry time I hear it. So I thought, okay, there is one death metal album I can hear the nuances in different songs and I loved more or less all of it (well, except those three redundant midi trickery tracks in the end). Then I checked Altars, Blessed and Covenant and I was converted. Especially Blessed was an exceptional album for me. Domination is ok I guess, Formulas is still my favourite, Gateways and Heretic aren't half bad either in my opinion, though a far cry from the early albums.
Look mommy! The third one on the left... Is that Unca Herbie? |
God damn, who left the oven on??? |
Oh the dark lord... World of Shit is truly here, your travest... erm, majesty! |
Fall on your knees and bow to the GOD... of shittiness |
What do you get when you freshly remix the rotten-to-the-core ingredients? |
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