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by - written on 03/04/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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An album for drum fans. Need I say more? (Better had, I don't think dooyoo would let me get away with that even if I just scraped the word count with the tracklist - which you're not supposed to do, by the way). This album is abominable. Brutal death metal is supposed to be an acquired taste and severely off-putting for the casual listener, but it would be a hard case to defend Brodequin's second album as anything other than an embarrassment. It's certainly got all the speed and intensity of its enjoyable predecessor, but the production job is so mind-meltingly shoddy that you have to question whether anyone actually bothered to listen to the thing before ... Read the complete review
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