Review: Kill Everything - Scorched Earth | |||||||
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Scorched Earth | |||||||
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Label: Comatose Music Year released: 2018 Duration: 30:27 Tracks: 8 Genre: Death Metal Rating: Review online: February 24, 2019 Reviewed by: Michel Renaud |
Readers' Rating How do you rate this release? Rated 4/5 (80%) (2 Votes)
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Best band name ever? Well, probably not, but I like it. ;) Kill Everything play a heavy and largely slow-paced to mid-paced brand of brutal death metal and they remind me quite a bit of some of Immolation's late '90s material. Harsh growls that drag on and seem to be reaching out from the depths of hell, guitar riffs that induce slow headbanging and drumming that pounds the crap out of everything in its path—a good recipe. Some faster passages are akin to being run over by a train and add some spice to the rest of the album. Like so many albums nowadays, this doesn't invent anything, but when it's well executed, that doesn't matter. |
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