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 The Rack - Asphyx
 The Rack - Asphyx ... Tracklisting1 Quest Of Absurdity 2 Vermin 3 Diabolical Existence 4 Evocation 5 Wasteland Of Terror 6 Sickening Dwell 7 Ode To A Nameless Grave 8 Pages In Blood 9 Rack 10 Quest For Absurdity 11 Vermin 12 Evocation 13 Diabolical Existence 14 Ode To A Nameless Grave 15 Sickening Dwell 16 Wasteland Of Terror 17 Pages In Blood 18 Rack 19 Rite Of Shades 20 Crush The Cenotaph Newest Review: ... shockingly poor, which works to its advantage even if the intricacies of the guitar riffs become lost in a general fuzz. The ... more ... low production values may present an obstacle to those more accustomed to the polished death metal of the nineties, but it only really presents a problem in the faster songs such as 'Vermin,' the slower ones really benefitting from the added dingy atmosphere without losing any of the clarity of the slower guitars. This doom element first rears its ugly, putrefying head in the crushing riffs of 'Diabolical Existence,' the first point at which the album really starts to impress, and from here it's an uphill journey all...more |
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Release Date: 2006 - 10 - 02, Audio CD, Century Media Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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The Rack - Asphyx: Symptoms of the Fulminant Diseases (417 words)
by - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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To name 'The Rack' among the death metal classics would be a bit of a stretch (b'dum-tish!), but it's still widely praised by many as a seminal release. Unlike most death metal bands of the time, tending towards higher production values and a greater emphasis on speed, technicality and brutality, Asphyx remained dedicated to pursuing a dark and vile sound, which leads to much of this album taking a surprisingly slow and doomy approach bookended by violent sections of thrash. In the spirit of all truly evil music, the sound quality is also shockingly poor, which works to its advantage even if the intricacies of the guitar riffs become lost in a general ... Read the complete review
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