Equipped with evil lyrics, “scary” intros, and run-of-the-mill screams, All Out War proves you don’t have to write good songs if you imitate other bands.
Subtle pop is a great thing to achieve, but it’s also easy to miss and write a bland, forgettable song. 30 Amp Fuse shuffle in the antechamber of greatness.
Jerusalem is often a one chord mudbank of crumbled sludge, making just enough twists to keep us from nodding off, but really falling to the rear of the pack.
While they were never one of the better bands to begin with, they play death metal the way it was meant to be played: fast, technical, and piled with grooves.