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    Achariyth

    Lesson Learned Hard, But Learned Well

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Hey You

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    Label independentDead Zine2000
    hardcoremetalcore

    I had never heard these guys before, but I figured I would try to trade for them anyway. I saw their website (I got it off of Dead Links), but I forgot what their name was so I couldn't find them again. Then I was cruisin through the reviews and found them and remembered that was the band I had been looking for. Well, it was all worth it. I was waiting to hear some completely insane stuff for a while, and here it is. The vocals are just plain sick. They are so unrefined and harsh, and you can barely discern any form of words or syllables. They are high pitched, but there are some lower vocals in there as well. The music is really tight and heavy, with a few acoustic parts, and a few acoustic intros. I especially like track 3 which has a slow intro that's emo-like (with no singing) and it sounds as if it's going to be an instrumental, until the vocalist rips the music apart with his scream. I suggest you get your hands on this if you like it chaotic and crazy.

    8/10

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