The doom elements are already in place in some seriously good riffing on this release. As the sound quality became a little louder, the instruments began to raise themselves out of the shallow graves. The guitar sound have a thicker projection and in turn give the songs more of a "crunch" to its rabid bite. A slower and more doom-like sound mixed with raw death metal. The growled voice still there, the drumming chops begin to expand by attempting to match some of the different tempo changes and as a result there's more capability to include varied fills to the overall mixture. Matt fleshed out dormant abilities of himself from his last recording. And I have to say within less than a year's time he gave a decent size "nudge" forward. I recommend this recording for followers of a mixture of death, thrash and hints of doom where each of the respected genres are capable of working together as a whole. I actually really like the filthy, atmosphere on this album.
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Review by Paul Caravasi
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