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 Alienigma - Agent Steel
 Alienigma - Agent Steel ... Planet Clean / 3. Hail To The Chief / 4. Wormwood / 5. Liberty Lying Bleeding / 6. Hybridized / 7. Tiamat's Fall / 8. W P D / 9. Lamb To The Slaughter / 10. ExtinctNewest Review: ... since ‘Order of the Illuminati.’ Long-time guitarists Juan Garcia and Bernie Versailles are at their most disappointing and ... more ... disillusioned in the riffs, all of which chug along entirely unremarkably, but fortunately their fantastic solos manage to make most songs worth listening to, always sounding fresh and original in a manner that’s both enjoyable and frustrating, as it rubs in just how much better this album could have been if the foundation was as good as the polish.
I have to credit the band for pulling off this uncharacteristically brutal and aggressive sound very well and completely convincingly, and any newcomers would most certai...more |
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Release Date: 2007 - 10 - 08, Audio CD, Mascot Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Alienigma - Agent Steel: Trust No One (1319 words)
by - written on 12/11/07 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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This year’s album from old-timers Agent Steel sees the L.A. band finally shake off its archaic thrash and speed metal origins and get with it, granddad; ‘it’ being the generic, monotonous style of down-tuned post-thrash that all American bands have been getting away with since Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax decided to slow down at the start of the Nineties. This is a particularly disappointing move for Agent Steel in light of the two previous albums released sporadically since their reform, which brilliantly re-captured and even improved upon the classic speed metal sound they helped pioneer in the mid-Eighties, and despite a large audience still existing for classic ... Read the complete review
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