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 Monolith - Amebix
 Monolith - Amebix ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Monolith 2 Nobody's Driving 3 Power Remains 4 Time Bomb 5 Last Will and Testament 6 I.C.B.M 7 Chain Reaction 8 Fallen from Grace 9 Coming Home Newest Review: ... share a few similarities with the style in the rasping vocals of the Baron Rockin Von Aphid (perhaps not his real name) (in ... more ... fact, his real name is Rob Miller), as well as the tuning down of instruments and the overall sinister depressive atmosphere, not to mention the fantastic horror artwork and silly band font, but this is a far cry from Death's 'Scream Bloody Gore.' From the incredibly atmospheric doom metal opening to the speedy thrashing of the first song and the gloomy, melodic elegy of 'Last Will and Testament,' this is an album that encapsulates most of what was great about the evil side of eighties metal, right down to the tomb-li...more |
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Monolith
Release Date: 2001 - 06 - 12, Audio CD, Heavy Metal Last Update 12.12.2009 06:09
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Monolith - Amebix: Have You Had Your Amebix? (549 words)
by - written on 13/01/08 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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'Monolith' is a pretty cool album of classic punk-metal, bridging the gap between the metal genres of the eighties and early nineties in a very dark and interesting way. The sound is rooted in the dark side of NWOBHM (the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, as it is still oddly referred today), drawing on the likes of Motörhead, Saxon and early Iron Maiden and fortunately proceeding along the wicked path to a style that would ultimately be labelled death metal with a lot more intensity and credibility than the often laughable Venom. The punk influence isn't anywhere near as prominent as on their previous album. Death metal was in its earliest form in the late ... Read the complete review
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