Hate Malice Revenge - All Shall Perish

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: All Shall Perish / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2005-02-21 at Nuclear Blast / Disc #1 ... more

Hate Malice Revenge - All Shall Perish ... Tracklisting
1 Deconstruction
2 Laid To Rest
3 Our Own Grave
4 Spreading Disease
5 Sever The Memory
6 For Far Too Long
7 Never Ending War
8 Herding The Brainwashed

Newest Review: ... and Swedish pioneers of the early nineties. The short opening song sets the tone for what can be expected over the following ... more

... thirty-six minutes: an introductory minute or so of extremely fast, energetic and varied guitar riffs over maniacally blasting drums with some seriously angry vocals, before the band decides to offer something simplistic and slow for the lowest-common-denominator headbanging crowd. 'Laid to Rest' is much better at nearly twice the length, with time for the guitar to really show off with Dismembered-style thrash riffs and Amon Amarth-esque tremolo-picking guitar leads, while Matt Kuykendall's drums remain consi...more

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Hate, Malice, Revenge
Release Date: 2005 - 02 - 21, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast

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Hate Malice Revenge - All Shall Perish: Malice Unchained (659 words)
by - written on 27/12/07 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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First released on Amputated Vein Records before being snapped up by Nuclear Blast (gotta love these extreme metal labels!), the bluntly titled 'Hate.Malice.Revenge' is a strong but significantly flawed debut that savagely impales itself in the foot by corroding its classic death metal foundations with irritating elements of more recent metalcore, leading to the band's fairly logical but still silly pigeonholing of a "deathcore" genre. Rather than incorporating these poisonous elements across the whole, general sound, each song instead shifts clumsily between talented and expressive death metal and noisy, Slipknot-style bashing and yelling, with the latter style ... Read the complete review