Search - Crematorium :: For All Our Sins

Extravasative gunge

oderiferous imenatius | s.a texas | 03/14/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"so far all of the reviews that i have read of this band are that they are alright or that they down right suck! but in reality everyone should stop over analyzing bands like these and take them for what theyre worth granted ther are some down right sucky bands out there but these guys are not one of them, i say buy it its definitly worth having these guys are no nile, or origin, and are somewhat predictable but overall have a tight sound."

Got Its Good Points

Fred Rayworth | Las Vegas, NV United States | 12/19/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This is another CD I picked up at the Tower Records closing sale. The name implied death metal but as soon as the singer started, I realized, "oh crap, not hardcore again!" I just can't get into hardcore. We have a metal music station on TV and most of the time when I turn it on, I hear hardcore so I immediately turn it off. But, since I paid for the CD, I figured I'd give it a fair shot anyway.



Well well well... at times this reminds me of Suicidal Tendencies, and I can't exactly explain why. The music and musicianship is really quite good and I found this album full of little surprises. I am giving the three stars to the music alone. I was disappointed in the CD cover though. There is a foldout with nothing but a painting on it. It folds out into three sections but outside of some almost illegible writing on the back (of the foldout), buried in the painting, there are no lyrics, band info, or photos. The back inside cover shows images of the band members, first names only, and the credits are almost unreadable because of the color of the font.



So, my rating of three stars is for some excellent music and musicianship. However, I knocked off two stars for the hardcore vocals and crappy CD cover.



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Alive in the Underground

Mr Durden | everywhere | 09/18/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Early last year I was searching for heavy bands on myspace and what do you know I found Crematorium and I was not dissapointed. I chatted with them a bunch and found out that they were releasing a new album (The Process of Endtime), so I picked it up. I thought it was a good release, but it was very lacking in serveral ways (the drums for instance/repetitiveness), but with what The Process of Endtime lacked For all our Sins made up for. I can defintaley see how they got their label. This album is one of my favorite undergorund releases and (I'm not sure if they still have it on their site or not) they should have some live songs from this album on their site."