Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 114

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Papercut Homicide – From Filth Comes Grace – Review

September 11, 2003

A mixture that few could pull off, skillfully meshing together elements of grind, thrash, noisecore, and sludge.

Nicodemus – The Supernatural Omnibus – Review

September 11, 2003

From delicate piano serenades to galloping metal to broody Goth metal, Nicodemus ooze style, good musicianship, and the dynamics most bands had to build up to.

Since By Man – We Sing The Body Electric – Review

September 11, 2003

Hardcore, rock, and melody never sounded so lush and chaotic. And the production by Kurt Ballou (Converge, American Nightmare), woah!

Ramallah – But a Whimper – Review

September 11, 2003

This is good shit from Ramallah, a decent slab of apocalyptic hardcore brutality unleashed like a pack of wild dogs on villagers.

Sadaharu – Punishment In Hi-Fi – Review

September 11, 2003

With a hankering for hardcore/noisecore screams and rhythms, Sadaharu does the time in said style, but also rocks out with a real cool, eclectic rock vibe.

Merauder – Bluetality – Review

September 11, 2003

I’m not sure how many people out there still like Merauder (or care, for that matter), but this NYC hardcore/metalcore act continues to stay in the spotlight.

Madder Mortem – Deadlands – Review

September 11, 2003

Vocalist Agnete Kirkevaag is overseer of the complex, mind-frying prog metal that roils beneath her wings at a fidelity level mercilessly exact.

Darkest Hour – Hidden Hands Of A Sadist Nation – Review

September 11, 2003

A relentless blast of drums, cymbals, high-horse, note-dense riffs, and vocals that sound a bit like a hardcore snob making fun of the Gothenburg sound.

A Static Lullaby – And Don’t Forget to Breathe – Review

September 11, 2003

Passionate vocals, dueling guitars, and a wide-assortment of sounds/styles criss-crossing through as the album plays on.

Poisonblack – Excapexstacy – Review

September 3, 2003

Sentenced’s Ville Laihiala on guitar and NOT vocals, Excapexstacy is closer to the plush, Gothic 4/4 mass of Rapture. Slow, mournful, and perfectly-produced.

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