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 Feel The Blade - Legion of the Damned
 Feel The Blade - Legion of the Damned ... at Massacre / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Nuclear Torment 2 Nocturnal Predator 3 Slaughtering the Pigs 4 Slut of Sodom 5 Feel the Blade 6 Expire [Instrumental] 7 Warbeast 8 Disturbing the Dead 9 Obsessed by the Grave 10 Reapers Call 11 Last Command 12 Mask of Terror 13 Chronic Infection Newest Review: ... violent and enjoyable, but also workmanlike, monotonous and somewhat unoriginal. The band's sound basically consists of a ... more ... mixture of fast tremelo riffs and repetitive, thrash drumming mixed with heavy, chugging mid-paced breakdowns, with plenty of nods to old Kreator and the odd blatant Slayer riff thrown in. There are some moments that stand out here and there, such as the excellent galloping grooves and crunchy breakdowns that run through the tracks 'Slut of Sodom' and 'Feel The Blade', but for the most part the album is just relentless, up-tempo thrash with little in the way of variation. The vocals, like the music, are competent but u...more |
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Release Date: 2008 - 01 - 21, Audio CD, Massacre Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Feel The Blade - Legion of the Damned: Slay Or Be Slain (266 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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2008 release 'Feel the Blade' by Netherlands thrash outfit Legion of The Damned is actually a rerelease of an earlier album, entitled 'Elegy for the Weak' released under the band's old name, 'Occult'. I've seen Legion of the Damned live a couple of times now supporting other bands and this release is much like their live performances- solid, gratifyingly violent and enjoyable, but also workmanlike, monotonous and somewhat unoriginal. The band's sound basically consists of a mixture of fast tremelo riffs and repetitive, thrash drumming mixed with heavy, chugging mid-paced breakdowns, with plenty of nods to old Kreator and the odd blatant Slayer riff thrown in. ... Read the complete review
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