Imagine the technical proficiency and tightness of Believer with the Godzilla-like hugeness of Sepultura. You have a brutally hard outfit that deserves the HM Mag red carpet treatment. These guys simply slay with their power grooves and sound. This album, Grievous Anguish, was originally intended to come out in 1996, but that label failed. Their new label has rescued this too-good-to-die album for us lovers of metal. The label is called Fear Dark, but I say "fear Tefilla!" Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Other coverage for this album
Dead Zine 1998Reviewed by MuchThis music style never ceases to amaze me. Though this modern thrash with somewhat aggressive vocals is done by 1000 bands, there is always a band that feels being #1001 is necessary. I have to mention that I am reviewing a dub and I don't have a track list or lyric sheet so this is just an overview of the LP. I noticed a strong BELIEVER influence on the guitars, especially the first track. Track…Dead Zine 1998Reviewed by HadeSlayeRWhen I heard this I couldn't stop thinking of the similarity of the vocals to the secular Pantera. They possess the same throaty voice. But this band is more groovy than Pantera and their playing style is slower than the secular band. This album was recorded in 1996 but only released now; 2 years after the original recording. The CD starts with "Sanguis" - Well don't ask me what it means cuz I…Similar sounding releases
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