A lot of people who hear this album will be crying over the lack of production. Well, I've got two words for you: S.. (you get the idea).
What you have here is simply put: chaos death metal. It just doesn't stop. Always coming up with surprises. If these guys got together with like, Barry Poynter, one completely CRAZY and AMAZING album would be the end product. These guys have enormous talent, though you can't always tell (yes, the production is kind of hard to overlook). The guitars combined with bass and drums is like a wall of insanity just crashing over you. The vocals are medium ranged growls, deep growls, high screams, female singing and male singing, all that are really, really cool. What we have here, is a completely different death metal album that should not be dismissed by bad production. As for the production, it is kinda bad. I find it hard to listen to sometimes because of that. But when I can overlook it, I am amazed.
8/10
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