The good people at Nascent Frost were happy to unleash some doomy, fast, tasty metal from the one-man wrecking crew known as Encryptor. Felipe Diez does a good job of blasting out some quick, concise drumming, speedy guitars and all the while spitting out some convincing death metal vocals with plenty of counter-positioned shrill black-like screams. While you might be able to predict where some of the riffs and chord progressions go before they get there, it is an enjoyable journey.
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Dead Zine 2001Reviewed by D_ListerThe spine of this CD has, besides the band name and album title 'NFPCD01' on it. Signifying the first release by Nascent Frost Productions as a label in and of itself. Drowning in Flesh is also the first album by the brutal death metal band Encryptor and proves to be a good start for both the band and the label. Musically speaking we are given what I'd call mid to high paced death metal, nothing…Similar sounding releases
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