Prevail - Kataklysm

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Kataklysm / Audio CD released 2008-05-26 at Nuclear Blast / Disc #1 ... more

Prevail - Kataklysm ... Tracklisting
1 Prevail
2 Taking the World by Storm
3 Chains of Power
4 As Death Lingers
5 Blood in Heaven
6 To the Throne of Sorrow
7 Breathe to Dominate
8 Tear Down the Kingdom
9 Vultures Are Watching
10 Last Effort (Renaissance II)

Newest Review: ... a medium tempo and groove-laden style, and although it's not the most original or gripping death metal album I've heard, it's ... more

... certainly aggressive enough to merit a listen if you're in a particularly nihilistic mood. The vocals are the strongest point, ranging from a guttural belch to more forceful yells, and juvenile metalcore fans should see albums such as this as required listening, as education in what angry music should really sound like. The production quality is high, which cheapens the drums a little by making them sound clinical, but gives a great razor-sharp edge to the guitar riffs, while the band still finds time to execute...more

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	Prevail Release Date: 2008 - 05 - 26, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42	£ 12.69	Free! within 24 hours

Prevail
Release Date: 2008 - 05 - 26, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast

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Prevail - Kataklysm: Prevail (206 words)
by - written on 12/08/08 (Useful, 2 readings)
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Kataklysm is an extremely reliable Canadian death metal band, but this consistency comes at a cost to their originality as each album sounds much the same as the last. Their latest release 'Prevail' breaks the style somewhat by favouring a medium tempo and groove-laden style, and although it's not the most original or gripping death metal album I've heard, it's certainly aggressive enough to merit a listen if you're in a particularly nihilistic mood. The vocals are the strongest point, ranging from a guttural belch to more forceful yells, and juvenile metalcore fans should see albums such as this as required listening, as education in what angry music should ... Read the complete review