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Track Title. 1 Ominous Lamentation. 1 Ominous Lamentation. 2 Slithering Maceration Of Ulcerous Facial Tissue. 2 Slithering Maceration Of Ulcerous Facial Tissue. 3 Grotesque Laceration Of Mortified Flesh. 3 Grotesque Laceration Of Mortified Flesh. 4 Severe Catatonia In Pathology. 4 Severe Catatonia In Pathology. 5 Crimson Concerto. 5 Crimson Concerto. 6 The Succulent Aftermath Of A Subdural Haemorrhage. 6 The Succulent Aftermath Of A Subdural Haemorrhage. 7 An Orgy Of Flying Limbs And Gore. 7 An Orgy Of Flying Limbs And Gore. 8 Slithering Maceration Of Ulcerous Facial Tissue [Demo Version][Versi. 8 Slithering Maceration Of Ulcerous Facial Tissue [Demo Version][Versi. 9 The Succulent Aftermath Of A Subdural Haemorrhage [Demo Version][Version. 9 The Succulent Aftermath Of A Subdural Haemorrhage [Demo Version][Version. 10 Grotesque Laceration Of Mortified Flesh [Demo Version][Version]. 10 Grotesque Laceration Of Mortified Flesh [Demo Version][Version]. This EP by Swedish grindcore/death metal band General Surgery has been expanded from 15 minutes to 21 with the inclusion of three alternate takes, and remastering to no great effect. It still sounds like what it is: a basement recording by a band possessed of more enthusiasm than instrumental skill. The introductory instrumental, the 3:12 "Ominous Lamentation," is very nearly the longest track on the disc (only "Crimson Concerto," at an epic 3:30, is longer); most other tracks come in between 30 seconds (the grindcore-ish "An Orgy of Flying Limbs and Gore"), and two-and-a-half minutes, propelled by blastbeats and roaring, distorted guitars. The vocals are a mixture of inhuman roars and growls with occasional high-low dichotomies in the manner of early Carcass; a guttural rumble is balanced by a high-pitched screech. Read more...

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High Quality Relapse Records Nile Annihilation Of The Wicked Product Type Compact Disc Heavy Metal Domestic Review

Track Title. 1 Dusk Falls Upon The Temple Of The Serpent On The Mount. 2 Cast Down The Heretic. 3 Sacrafice Unto Sebek. 4 User-Maat-Re. 5 The Burning Pits Of The Duat. 6 Chapter Of The Obeisance Before Giving Breath To The Inert One. 7 Lashed To The Slave Stick. 8 Spawn Of Uamenti. 9 Annihilation Of The Wicked. 10 Von Unaussprechlichen Kulten. As time goes on, heavy metal continues to get more and more extreme. No, not the "stuff" you hear on the radio or see on MTV that tries to pass itself as metal, but the music that is bubbling under in the metal underground. Nile is one such band that continues to push metal's boundaries to the limits, as it does on its 2005 release Annihilation of the Wicked (produced by Neil Kernon of Queensr che fame). Obviously judging from its name and song titles, the group has a thing for Middle Eastern imagery, and the album starts off with sounds straight out of the desert, "Dusk Falls Upon the Temple of the Serpent on the Mount of Sunrise" But there is nothing that could possibly prepare you for what is lurking around the corner, as perhaps "a metallic head-on collision" is a fitting description for the machine gun-like "Cast Down the Heretic" Guitarist Karl Sanders continues to make a valid argument that he is one of the top guitarists of the extreme metal genre throughout the album, as he has no problem keeping pace with the rapid-fire drums. If you're not well versed with this style of metal, the songs on Annihilation of the Wicked may start to blend into one another after a while, but extreme metal fans will be writhing in ecstasy. ~ Greg Prato, Rovi. Read more...

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