Review: Kilfast - Tragedy Essential | |||||||
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Tragedy Essential | |||||||
Label: The Epoxy And Duct Tape Solution Year released: 2003 Duration: 36:15 Tracks: 13 Genre: Death/Grind Rating: Review online: August 28, 2003 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 3.88/5 (77.5%) (8 Votes)
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Review | |||||||
There must be something going on here that I don't get. Call it "Americore" I guess. Kilfast are so generic, they should come in a white box with 'noise' stenciled on the top. Apparently these dudes are doing ok, getting stage space with the likes of Arch Enemy and Hate Eternal. But I certainly didn't take any pleasure in listening to this, and I cannot imagine wanting any contact with people who would. This is extremely boring rat-tat-tat grindy death metal with stereotypical cat-vomit vocals and nothing resembling a hook or a riff anywhere. It seems no mystery why the US underground sucks so bad when this is the best people can come up with for a 'metal' band. Couldn't we just have a bunch of Helloween clones like everyone else? Why do we have to be different? But nooooo, what we get is deathy hardcore junk that would put me to sleep if I didn't find it so annoying. It gets one point for track 5, a nice piano bit that bears no resemblance to the rest of the CD, unfortunately. If this is the future of metal, kil me faster, please. |
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