Nightmares Made Flesh - Bloodbath

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Bloodbath / Audio CD released 2004-09-27 at Century Media / Disc #1 ... more

Nightmares Made Flesh - Bloodbath ... Tracklisting
1 Cancer Of The Soul
2 Brave New Hell
3 Soul Evisceration
4 Outnumbering The Day
5 Feeding The Undead
6 Eaten
7 Bastard Son Of God
8 Year Of The Cadaver Race
9 Ascension
10 Draped In Disease
11 Stillborn Saviour
12 Blood Vortex

Newest Review: ... Opeth anyway). This is a more technically impressive, heavy and varied album than its repetitive predecessor, featuring more ... more

... in the way of dual guitar harmonies ('Cancer of the Soul'), incessant catchiness ('Brave New Hell') and vastly improved vocals from newcomer Peter Tägtgren (Evil Pete of Hypocrisy), whose more forceful take suits the band more than Åkerfeldt's more controlled growls. While deviations into slower styles often feel like a forced attempt to diversify, especially with the Black Sabbathesque 'The Ascension,' they at least prevent the album from sounding samey and uninspired as the last one did, though this one still loses...more

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Release Date: 2004 - 09 - 27, Audio CD, Century Media

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Nightmares Made Flesh - Bloodbath: My Only Wish Is To Be Eaten (Chew Me to Death) (378 words)
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Mikael Åkerfeldt's departure from retro-death metal band Bloodbath was likely seen as a savage blow by those death fans who seem to think Opeth are the most incredible thing to have blessed the genre, but in truth his absence allows the other band members to exert more creative control and begin to re-define Bloodbath's sound. Even if, admittedly, the end result is more like Edge of Sanity than anything else thanks to the greater prominence of Dan Swano (but they were always a lot more fun than Opeth anyway). This is a more technically impressive, heavy and varied album than its repetitive predecessor, featuring more in the way of dual guitar harmonies ... Read the complete review