Massive Killing Capacity - Dismember

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Dismember / Audio CD released 2002-01-21 at No Idea / Disc #1 ... more

Massive Killing Capacity - Dismember ... Tracklisting
1 I Saw Them Die
2 Massive Killing Capacity
3 On Frozen Fields
4 Crime Divine
5 To The Bone
6 Wardead
7 Hallucigenia
8 Collection By Blood
9 Casket Garden
10 Nenia
11 Life-Another Shape Of Sorrow

Newest Review: ... creative and catchy, and supplemented by melodic lead sections and solos in the spirit of classic heavy metal, but the album ... more

... never forgets its allegiance to a crushingly heavy sound, exemplified by the beast of an album cover. Vocalist Matti Kärki is atypical for the genre, yelling rather than growling, and the songs rarely accelerate above a steady groove. I couldn't recommend this album enough for extreme metal fans, especially as it could provide an easy gateway for newcomers, thanks to the instantly appealing riffs that just keep on coming in the title song and 'I Saw Them Die,' and the more intricate single 'Casket Garden.' These...more

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	Massive Killing Capacity Release Date: 2002 - 01 - 21, Audio CD, No Idea Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 11.25

Massive Killing Capacity
Release Date: 2002 - 01 - 21, Audio CD, No Idea

Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47

£ 11.25

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Massive Killing Capacity - Dismember: Swedish Death Metal Classic (206 words)
by - written on 26/06/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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One of my all-time favourite death metal albums, 'Massive Killing Capacity' goes some way towards kick-starting the melodic death metal genre without suffering any of its drawbacks. David Blomqvist and Robert Senneback's thrashy riffs are endlessly creative and catchy, and supplemented by melodic lead sections and solos in the spirit of classic heavy metal, but the album never forgets its allegiance to a crushingly heavy sound, exemplified by the beast of an album cover. Vocalist Matti Kärki is atypical for the genre, yelling rather than growling, and the songs rarely accelerate above a steady groove. I couldn't recommend this album enough for extreme metal ... Read the complete review