Tomb Of The Mutilated - Cannibal Corpse Reviews

Newest Review: ... attention-seeking that I feel embarrassed having to censor them for a public website. Death metal fans will probably enjoy ... more
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by - written on 11/04/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Loathe it or remain indifferent to it, 'Tomb of the Mutilated' is the definitive Cannibal Corpse album, and the one on which all of their later, increasingly lazy successes are based. The production has improved, the death metal riffs are louder, the band actually seems content to write well-structured music for a change, and most importantly of all: those song titles are now so ludicrously attention-seeking that I feel embarrassed having to censor them for a public website. Death metal fans will probably enjoy this album, but not as much as they'd enjoy many of the earlier and later bands with a great deal more creativity. To accuse Cannibal Corpse of relying ... Read the complete review
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