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Infatuation With Malevolence - Dying Fetus

 
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Dying Fetus / Audio CD released 2004-03-09 at Blunt Force

Newest Review: ... Less technical and refined than the band's subsequent output, this is a chance to hear unadulterated extreme death metal ... more

 ... without pretensions to being anything more sonically impressive, an improvement over the majority of similar bands such as Suffocation. The old gimmicks remain, which stunt the album to a degree. Spoken samples from films feel arbitrary and extend the introductions of songs to unnecessary lengths, and the drums are fairly dull throughout. For once, I prefer the sections of the album where the band plays flat-out and aggressive, as the slower parts are less easy to take seriously, what with the burping vocals singing i...more

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Premium Review Infatuation With Malevolence - Dying Fetus: Infatuation With Malevolence (218 words)
by - written on 30/06/08 (Useful, 22 readings)
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It's irritating, disgusting and often downright laughable, but this collection of early material from the deliberately confrontational Dying Fetus is still really enjoyable for death metal fans, whether they have prior experience of the more brutal/grindcore end of the spectrum or not. Less technical and refined than the band's subsequent output, this is a chance to hear unadulterated extreme death metal without pretensions to being anything more sonically impressive, an improvement over the majority of similar bands such as Suffocation. The old gimmicks remain, which stunt the album to a degree. Spoken samples from films feel arbitrary and extend the ...  Read the complete review

 

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