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 Grind Bastard - Benediction
 Grind Bastard - Benediction ... Tracklisting1 Deadfall 2 Agonised 3 West Of Hell 4 Magnificat 5 Nervebomb 6 Electric Eye 7 Grind Bastard 8 Shadows World 9 Bodiless 10 Carcinoma Angel 11 We The Freed 12 Destroye Newest Review: ... its slightly lengthy hour-long playing time. Neil Hutton's drums are another excellent feature, crashing all over the kit in ... more ... a typical grindcore fashion rather than more typical death metal blasting, and every song here is an enjoyable journey without being overly concerned with aggression or speed, as is the fault of much death metal.
While all of the songs are pretty good, it's the cover songs that tend to stand out, merely for being so well-known in their prior incarnations, as if the band is taking delight in bastardising others' works to the presumed distress of their fans. There's no need for concern, as the Twisted Sister cover is ...more |
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Grind Bastard
Release Date: 1998 - 03 - 30, Audio CD, No Idea Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Grind Bastard - Benediction: The Illegitimate Offspring (yes, that's what it's referring ... (428 words)
by - written on 15/02/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Benediction are a death metal band originating from Birmingham, the hallowed home of heavy metal, and while 'Grind Bastard' is nothing particularly special, it's a fine slice of thrashy death metal that makes up in irresistibly catchy guitar riffs what it lacks in originality. Guitarists Darren Brookes and Peter Rew have been the only consistent core of the band since its inauguration in the late eighties, and their dirty, loud riffs and rare but fine solos (especially notable in tracks three and four, despite being so short) keep this album compelling throughout its slightly lengthy hour-long playing time. Neil Hutton's drums are another excellent feature, ... Read the complete review
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