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 Kill Trend Suicide - Brutal Truth
 Kill Trend Suicide - Brutal Truth ... Tracklisting1 Blind Leading The Blind 2 Pass Some Down 3 Let's Go To War 4 Hypocrite Invasion 5 Everflow 6 Zombie 7 Homesick 8 Humanity's Folly 9 I Killed My Family 10 Kill Trend Suicide Newest Review: ... between more substantial efforts. By abandoning their slower death metal elements almost entirely (the exception being ... more ... 'Humanity's Folly'), this is perhaps the most intense release put out by the band thus far, displaying hardcore punk ferocity in the opener 'Blind Leading the Blind' with its incredibly fast drums, but making time for the usual stoner-style riffs in songs such as 'Hypocrite Invasion,' complete with feedback-flooded solos but somehow remaining fast and brutal. 'I Killed My Family' features surprising clean vocals and melodic guitar elements alongside the typically harsh elements, but once again there's still the short, shar...more |
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Kill Trend Suicide
Release Date: 1997 - 01 - 27, Audio CD, Relapse Last Update 21.12.2009 05:44
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Kill Trend Suicide - Brutal Truth: Subterranean Homesick Grind (309 words)
by - written on 03/04/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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I was a little disappointed by this release from Brutal Truth for lacking the band's usual variety in favour of a more exclusively grindcore influenced style, but considering it's marketed as a low price E.P. despite boasting as much content as many grind albums (even taking into account the eight or so minutes of silence that bulk it out to thirty-three), it's easily enjoyed as a marginal release between more substantial efforts. By abandoning their slower death metal elements almost entirely (the exception being 'Humanity's Folly'), this is perhaps the most intense release put out by the band thus far, displaying hardcore punk ferocity in the opener 'Blind ... Read the complete review
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