Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 162

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Dying Fetus – Destroy the Opposition – Review

April 1, 2001

Always technical, always “scary scary” with the two-vocal approach, Dying Fetus set themselves apart by being catchy and heavy at the same time.

Dreams of Damnation – Let the Violence Begin – Review

April 1, 2001

Former Dark Angel guitarist Jim Durkin with the aid of two cohorts, bassist Charlie Silva and drummer Al Mendez. Sadly, an average thrash/death metal outfit.

Dreadful Shadows – The Cycle – Review

April 1, 2001

Long, mostly slow-moving (good for over-dramatic sex after a bottle of Nyquil), deep-voiced male Goth with Gitane DeMone adding vocals to every other song.

Dope – Felons and Revolutionaries – Review

April 1, 2001

For those of you who long for the early daze of Ministry, here’s a rappier presentation of the same empty industrial metal roar.

Decapitated – Winds of Creation – Review

April 1, 2001

A four-piece from Poland that sounds like (and worships) fellow countrymen Vader, is the most furiously technical brutal bands I’ve heard in a long-ass time.

Cryptopsy – And Then You’ll Beg – Review

April 1, 2001

A very brutal, enjoyable death metal album, one I’ll play again and again, but it’s not the most mind-boggling one you’ll find if you look more closely.

Crematory – Believe – Review

April 1, 2001

This somewhat ignored act are back with a tight, taught, grinding record of tuneful Gothic metal. The grooves are large, the guitars pounding each track home.

Creep Division – Review

April 1, 2001

Sick Of It All bassist Craig Setari on vocals, Good Riddance vocalist Russ Rankin on bass, Good Riddance bassist Chuck Platt on guitar. Pre-’82 hardcore/punk.

Cradle of Filth – Midian – Review

April 1, 2001

A lot of thrash amidst the blastbeats and Tim-Burton’s-a-pussy intros, and Pinhead voiceovers, skin-tingling black mass chanting, and female vocals.

Yngwie Malmsteen – War to End All Wars – Review

April 1, 2001

The man with a past that’s most committed to, married to, and having his way with, all the rules of power metal practiced by those vacant of such a past.

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