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Newest Review: ... off another band and paying homage, and I think this does the latter. "Of Ash and Torment" once more changes the ... more

 ... metal genre, and this time around we have speed metal. There's a lot of early Megadeth in the guitars, with just a hint of modern-day Arch Enemy or In Flames. It's not easy to combine different genres of metal, but Skeletonwitch have achieved this with ease on this song. This is definitely one of the better tracks on the album. "Choke Upon Betrayal" has all the hallmarks of a classic black metal song. It's dark, moody and, above all, heavy. It's another short and sweet track but the main problem it has...more

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Forever Abomination - Skeletonwitch: Forever Skeletonwitch (1243 words)
by - written on 01/04/12, updated on  27/10/12 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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"Forever Abomination" is the 4th studio album by American black metal band, Skeletonwitch. It was released in 2011 on Prosthetic Records and produced by Matt Hyde. The line-up for the album was Chance Garnette (vocals), Nate Garnette (guitar), Scott Hedrick (guitar), Evan Linger (bass) and Dustin Boltjes (drums). To describe the sound of this album would be to take a bit of Cradle of Filth, throw in some Dimmu Borgir then add a splash of Slayer and stir. Not many people like the genre of black metal but Ohio natives Skeletonwitch are quite good at what they do. This is the follow-up to 2009's "Breathing the Fire" and it needed to be good to ...  Read the complete review

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