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 Leave Scars - Dark Angel
 Leave Scars - Dark Angel ... 2006-03-01 at Century Media / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Death Of Innocence 2 Never To Rise Again 3 No One Answers 4 Cauterisation 5 Immigrant Song 6 Older Than Time Itself 7 Worms 8 Promise Of Agony 9 Leave Scars Newest Review: ... of late eighties thrash, showcasing a heavier and more vicious side to Dark Angel that comes perilously close to early death ... more ... metal on occasion before once again proving its thrash credentials.
Ron Rinehart is the band's new vocalist and puts in a fantastic performance here, sounding enraged and even manic at times as he spits through the full-pelt verses, before letting out some surprising screams in the high-speed cover of Led Zeppelin's 'Immigrant Song.' Guitarists Eric Meyer and Jim Durkin are afforded plenty of opportunities to show off with extended solo spots in each song, and lead the way in two instrumentals: 'Cauterization' is a ...more |
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Leave Scars
Release Date: 2006 - 03 - 01, Audio CD, Century Media Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Leave Scars - Dark Angel: Leave Scars (199 words)
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'Leave Scars' is perhaps the deservedly overlooked album in Dark Angel's discography, sitting between the full-speed onslaught of their second album and the technical virtuosity of their fourth. However unremarkable, it's still a great effort of late eighties thrash, showcasing a heavier and more vicious side to Dark Angel that comes perilously close to early death metal on occasion before once again proving its thrash credentials. Ron Rinehart is the band's new vocalist and puts in a fantastic performance here, sounding enraged and even manic at times as he spits through the full-pelt verses, before letting out some surprising screams in the high-speed cover ... Read the complete review
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