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 Doomsday X - Malevolent Creation
 Doomsday X - Malevolent Creation ... at Nuclear Blast / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Cauterized 2 Culture of Doubt 3 Deliver My Enemy 4 Archaic 5 Buried in a Nameless Grave 6 Dawn of Defeat 7 Prelude to Doomsday 8 Upon Their Cross 9 Strength in Numbers 10 Hollowed 11 Unleash Hell 12 Bio-Terro Newest Review: ... metal style, based on dull chugging guitars and shouting. The production job is sharp, but this robs the band of its ... more ... character to a degree.
The band seems unable to remedy this problem of tedium despite their best efforts, as the repetitive thrash riffs of 'Deliver My Enemy' are followed up by restless, ever-changing guitar lines in 'Buried in a Nameless Grave' that end up being irritating and changeable for the sake of it.
Some songs such as 'Bio-Terror' are enhanced in their violence merely by the contrast of a slightly less extreme neighbour, and the only song that truly impressed me was the instrumental 'Prelude to Doomsd...more |
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Release Date: 2007 - 07 - 17, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Doomsday X - Malevolent Creation: Doomsday X (164 words)
by - written on 30/12/08 (Useful, 23 readings)
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Malevolent Creation's tellingly titled tenth album, 'Doomsday X' doesn't feel much like a celebration, but rather an unimaginative clone of the band's endlessly repetitive thrash-death metal style, based on dull chugging guitars and shouting. The production job is sharp, but this robs the band of its character to a degree. The band seems unable to remedy this problem of tedium despite their best efforts, as the repetitive thrash riffs of 'Deliver My Enemy' are followed up by restless, ever-changing guitar lines in 'Buried in a Nameless Grave' that end up being irritating and changeable for the sake of it. Some songs such as 'Bio-Terror' are ... Read the complete review
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