Epidemic of Violence - Demolition Hammer Reviews
Newest Review: ... and the vocals. Despite this album being so fast, it's also mixed up with different speed changes during every song which ... more
... kept me interested as flat out constant speed for a whole album can become tedius sometimes. Well, for me anyway. One of the biggest changes in speed can be heard in "Carnivorous Obsession" which is alot slower but still so brutal, and acts as a perfect breather in this fast paced album. Although this song is slower compared to other songs on the album, it still contains sections of high speed thrash which I think acts as a reminder of the ferocious pace of the album on a whole.
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Customer Epidemic of Violence - Demolition Hammer Reviews (1)
by - written on 21/06/10 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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This is a review of Demolition Hammer's second album - the mighty "Epidemic of Violence" released in 1992 via Century Media. The line up consists of James Reilly on guitar, Vinny Daze (R.I.P) on drums, Derek Sykes also on guitar and finally Steve Reynolds on bass and lead vocals. Well, this is the first album of Demolition Hammer's that I have purchased so I will not be comparing it to their first album "Tortured Existance" as I have very little experience of it. I have to admit, I was absolutely blown away during my first listen to a few tracks off this album on youtube - "Skull Fracturing Nightmare", "Human ... Read the complete review
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