Sounds Of The Animal Kingdom - Brutal Truth

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Brutal Truth / Audio CD released 1997-10-27 at Relapse / Disc #1 ... more

Sounds Of The Animal Kingdom - Brutal Truth ... Tracklisting
1 Dimentia
2 KAP
3 Vision
4 Fuck Toy
5 Jiminez Cricket
6 Soft Mind
7 Average People
8 Blue World
9 Callous
10 Fisting
11 Die Laughing
12 Dead Smart
13 Sympathy Kiss
14 Pork Farm
15 Promise
16 Foolish Bastard
17 Postulate Then Liberate
18 Machine Parts
19 In The Words Of Sun Ra
20 Unbaptise
21 Cybergod

Newest Review: ... down into the mid-nineties, meaning that this album is comprised of very many very short songs. Not all of them are ... more

... inadequate grind length, with a few passing the three minute mark and ending up more satisfying as a result, and the inevitable couple that exceed this to a ridiculous extreme and merely end up wasting the listener's time. With these gimmicks intact, there's very little to set this apart from the average grind album, apart from the fact that the band members are all supremely talented. This talent is sadly wasted on the majority of songs, with only a few permitting time for interesting musicianship, such as the slow beginnin...more

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	Sounds of the Animal Kingdom Release Date: 1997 - 10 - 27, Audio CD, Relapse Last Update 21.12.2009 05:44	£ 22.93

Sounds of the Animal Kingdom
Release Date: 1997 - 10 - 27, Audio CD, Relapse

Last Update 21.12.2009 05:44

£ 22.93

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Sounds Of The Animal Kingdom - Brutal Truth: Damn Dirty Apes (427 words)
by - written on 03/04/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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The long-awaited third album from New York's Brutal Truth, following a series of E.P. and split recordings, opens with a film sample proclaiming, "still not loud enough, still not fast enough." This instantly spurs the band on to prove its abilities in these areas, which is the main reason 'Sounds of the Animal Kingdom' falls flat compared to the band's earlier, highly accomplished works. Brutal Truth have evidently worked towards a more grindcore influenced style of death metal over their career, ironically as the popularity of the grind genre died down into the mid-nineties, meaning that this album is comprised of very many very short songs. Not ... Read the complete review