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Humanity is doomed to die, sentenced to be slain |
'Kill Without Question' pummels and pulverizes immediately and I'm quickly reminded of the most brutal parts of records from death metal greats such as Deicide, Immolation and Incantation. On 'Rotting Season' the band hits the listener with a relentless barrage of powerful rhythm and corpse ripping brutality that's energetic, catchy and ultimately just killer! 'The Cost of Conquest,' although short at just two minutes is a quick slice to the jugular that will leave you twitchin' and bleeding, while the closer 'Memento Mori' is all slow down Incantation/Autopsy initially, but then just bulldozes the bejesus out of my speakers and my neck with all the headbanging and fist pumping happening over here.
The vocal issue I found with the first album sounds drastically improved this time around as well, more guttural and just plain badassery here, and with the occasional trade-off of high pitched screams from Winslow I'd say they've got it down bigtime now. Figure in some colossal riffs, quick and powerful solos, bludgeoning drumming and you've got one fine 7" incher sitting on your turntable.
The band also recently issued a split 7" with Cardiac Arrest, although I failed to get my hands on a copy of this one. With that being said, I'd hope the band is hard at work on their next full-length, which based off of this recording will surely be massive!
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