All Artists: Devastation Title: Idolatry Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Rockadrome Release Date: 1/27/2009 Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal Style: Thrash & Speed Metal Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 858581018019 |
Devastation Idolatry Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal Brand new reissue of this old school Texas thrash metal band's acclaimed 3rd album from 1991, originally released on the Combat label. Produced by the legendary Scott Burns (Death, Obituary, Sepultura, etc.), it's been con... more » | |
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Product Description Brand new reissue of this old school Texas thrash metal band's acclaimed 3rd album from 1991, originally released on the Combat label. Produced by the legendary Scott Burns (Death, Obituary, Sepultura, etc.), it's been considered a thrash metal masterpiec Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsJesus, the intensity! 07/17/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "This album right here is a friggin riff machine. And I'm not bluffing, there's riffs there, there, and over there. These riffs are mean, nasty and they'll peel you're face right off. Also, another merit is that the production is incredibly thick. Produced from the one and only Scott Burns, this album sports an icredibly crunchy and violent sound. Which distance it apart from most albums out there. You have to get this if you are into extreme metal." Thrash insanity!!! M. Jensen | 12/22/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "OMFG!!! This album blows away any other album back in the day!!! The riffs are out of this world, riffs there, riffs, riffs, riffs, ....very close to "Time does not heal" by Dark Angel. Theres also a good musicianship with good drums and excellent vocals and the solos, ufff man, incredible!!! Recommended if you like: Dark Angel, Slayer and Faith or Fear." Timeless & Flawless M. Jensen | I Am Where I Am | 04/05/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "Truly tortured vocals that are clearly understood highlight this masterful piece of thrash. The drumming is a relentless assault that pushes mind, body, and muscles to the limits of endurance. I don't see the comparisons to bands like Forbidden, Vio-lence, and Dark Angel though, at least not vocally. Where the aforementioned bands have a vox man that, to my tastes, get kinda high and, well....tiresome. Still love Eternal Nightmare, though. Devastation's vocalist has a raw, caustic sound that's purely harsh and compliments the music perfectly. Very impressive guitar work, constantly changing and very intricate. Dedicated musicians who's rightful praise has yet to come. Riffing along the lines of Demolition Hammer, Massacre, and Incubus. Just crazy. Blistering bass rounds out this classic. It's just a pummeling, in-your-face experience listening to this. Guaranteed to make your neighbors comtemplate moving. Constantly Impressive Every Listen."
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