Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 140

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Pig Destroyer – Prowler in the Yard – Review

March 8, 2002

Three-piece, no bassist, all-out gore/grind madness. All the songs fall under a minute-and-a-half. Down and dirty, raw as fuck, and violence-inducing.

Embodyment – Hold Your Breath – Review

March 8, 2002

Imagine A Perfect Circle writing songs for Texas Is The Reason and Quicksand and you’ve got Hold Your Breath.

Homo Iratus – Human Consumes Human – Review

March 8, 2002

Broken Hope vocals over a death metal Stompbox. Yes, you heard right: Deathcore stripped to its bare minimum.

Finntroll – Jaktens Tid – Review

March 8, 2002

With the Lord of the Rings the new rage, it probably only makes sense that this umpa-umpa-woo-woo! silliness strikes now.

Sinister – Creative Killings – Review

March 1, 2002

Here they are again, playing easily dismissable, run-of-the-mill death metal with a new vocalist (a girl). Should you care?

Midnight Sun – Metal Machine – Review

March 1, 2002

I hear hooky Priest in here, Blackout-era Scorpions, Bruce-era Samson, along with the vocal twang of that old Malice guy, and the humorous side of Helloween.

Phobia – Serenity Through Pain – Review

March 1, 2002

Unrelenting, let-the-pit-spin-out-of-control old school grindcore with crusty punk ethics and noisecore breakdowns.

Internal Bleeding – Alien Breed (1991 – 2001) – Review

March 1, 2002

While they’ve never been the best, they’ve slowly streamlined their songwriting skills through the years.

In Flames – The Tokyo Showdown: Live in Japan – Review

March 1, 2002

In Flames now has a live album with most of the hits of their handful of now-legendary “rocker” take on soaring’n’ripping melodic death metal.

Dark Funeral – Diabolis Interium – Review

March 1, 2002

Back from the depths of Hell, Sweden, Dark Funeral return to spread their misanthropy and attempt to prove yet again that they’re the most evil band on Earth.

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