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Animosity - Berzerker

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Berzerker / CD+DVD / Audio CD released 2007-02-12 at Earache / 1.Eye for an Eye / 2.Purgatory / ... more

Animosity - Berzerker ... 3.False Hope / 4.Evolution / 5.No more Reasons / 6.Retribution / 7.The Cancer / 8.Weapons of War / 9.Heavily Medicated / 10.Lonely World

Newest Review: ... vocals and stolen guitars riffs. Though it is still mainly that. At only twenty-eight minutes this is perhaps mercifully ... more

... short, and although all ten tracks inevitably sound pretty much the same, it still made for a more palatable listen than I expected. Hansen's drums are obviously the major selling point to technical music fans, as he can hit that kit at a phenomenal speed (allegedly nineteen times per second), but for me this doesn't make for entertaining music. Indeed, at points where Hansen goes all-out - particularly for much of 'False Hope' - it merely sounds to me like the CD's skipping. He can play fast, but he never varies his p...more

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Animosity - Berzerker: Australian Earache (457 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 22/03/08 (Very useful, 7 readings)
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The Berzerker are among the most appropriate bands to grace Earache Records, but these Australians have as many detractors as they do supporters in the metal world, which is to be expected since they're something of a gimmick band. Berzerker's sound is characterised by the mix of generic death metal, played at an impossibly fast speed thanks to drummer Todd Hansen, with elements of techno that mostly fail to impress and only serve to weaken the effect, but with their most recent release 'Animosity' it seems that the band is finally starting to expand its repertoire beyond relentless drum blasts, unintelligible vocals and stolen guitars riffs. Though it is still mainly ...

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