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 Blood Duster - Blood Duster
 Blood Duster - Blood Duster ... Seasons of Mist / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 For Those About To Fuck 2 Idi 3 Six Six Sixteen 4 Cock Junkie 5 Sellout 6 I Wanna Do It With A Donna 7 Fruity Relationships 8 Heroin Punk 9 Sk8rgrrl 10 Bad Habbits 11 On The Stage 12 Vegan Feast 13 Drink Fight Fuck 14 Tony Goes To Court 15 On The Hunt 16 Current Trends 17 Underground 18 Drug Fiend 19 Achin' For An A Cup 20 Dahmer The Embalmer 21 She's A Junkie 22 Nu Corporate 23 Ornery Hornery 24 On Your FM Dial 25 Ticket To Ride/Painful Noise 26 Let's Fuck Newest Review: ... every song flows together but also stands apart. It's hard to believe this was the same band that released the amateurish ... more ... 'C**t.'
Right from the prelude 'For Those About to F**k,' with its Black Sabbath bell chimes and ominous Slayer drums, it's clear that the band has taken a more consciously metallic approach this time round, and while the songs follow a similar bipolar pattern to the first album, with grind outbursts alongside catchy stoner rock, both are given a satisfying death metal finish. The only thing that really disappoints is that the band still requires two vocalists to handle the lower and higher ends of the screaming spectrum...more |
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Release Date: 2004 - 02 - 23, Audio CD, Seasons of Mist Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06
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Blood Duster - Blood Duster: Bloody Heck (490 words)
by - written on 24/03/08 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Grind bands are only really successful when they're unpredictable, and while Blood Duster's discography isn't exactly extensive or multi-faceted, it's perhaps necessary for the majority of their releases to be really terrible so that things like this self-titled 2003 album can come as a pleasant surprise. Ditching the stupid porngrind attitude in favour of songs largely centred on the music world, utilising old voice samples of an authoritative man warning of the dangers of occult heavy metal bands, it's clear that Blood Duster have taken this album seriously for a change, combining influences and paying attention to the production job to ensure that every song flows ... Read the complete review
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