After a long organ intro, we're introduced to Metallica in their garage days. This trio is tight, and they deliver some good material. One thing that stands out in the mix is a good drum sound. The guitars have a thick tone that's perfect for thrash. If you like thrashin' tunes with plenty of hooks, understandable vocals, and never-ending jams...Immortal is for you. Scott Albert, the drummer and vocalist, belts out urgent lyrics about the consequences of not receiving the gift of God's eternal life. The band jumps in for beefy background vocals in the choruses.
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Adonai Metal Rock #4Reviewed by Daniel BaillodTranslated from the original French The immortals on duty have injected into our nut a singular impression: that of being speedo-thrasher pupils on the trail of the good big great DELIVERANCE (the two charming shock brass bands having as their Common Master the Divine One in His glory and splendour!). So, if you, band of little schoolboys, are OK, we shall proceed forthwith... with a mosh step,…Similar sounding releases
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