Ooohhh, I get chills just looking at the cover. Kind of spooky. Edge of Mortality play fast and furious hardcore that will make your hair stand on end. Upon your first listen, you will do one of three things: a) break into a one-man mosh pit and eventually ram through the door of your bedroom, b) jump up and down with excitement now that there is someone who can fill the void that Strongarm left behind with their demise, or c) turn it off after about thirty seconds, because you don't want your parents to take away your stereo again. All three of these choices are quite possible, but the underlying fact in all of this is that you, the world's biggest hardcore fan, need to hear this CD. For ordering info, write: Jon, Warfare Records, 2036 Alexander Dr, Escondido CA 92025
Other coverage for this album
HM Magazine #82Reviewed by Doug Van PeltIf you are a fan of heavy bass, growling baritone vocals, and hardcore speed metal, then this album is one you should get. Throw in the occasional "clean" guitar and at times a slow drum beat and you get Edge of Mortality. The lyrics are without question. Definitely focused on God and our purpose.Dead Zine 1999Reviewed by AdamI would describe these dudes as "dark sounding hardcore". I like how the first tracks starts off; slow intro, then just turns to fast brutal hardcore from there. The vocals remind me of Unashamed, sorta. He sounded like he was screaming and whispering sometimes. A few acoustic guitar breaks, which I love in heavy music, and they reminded me of Focal Point's acoustic work. The overall music is…Similar sounding releases
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