Band:
Markus Breuer - Bass
Tom Freyer - Drums
Volker "Arry" Rahn - Guitars
Guido Grawe - Vocals
Tom Bronneberg - Guitars
Discography:
Sick of Being Human (2004)
Pure Motorized Instinct (2006)
Born to Murder the World (2009)
Guests:
Info:
Produced by Andy Classen in Stage One Studio, Germany
Released 24/8-2012
Reviewed 27/8-2012
Links:
scornage.de
myspace
massacre
Musically they are described as a mixture of Bay Area thrash and the German thrash music, and why not call it that for framework as it is something in that direction. They can be said to be a bit brutal listening to the vocals and the aggressive approach that they take with their music. The ten tracks almost fifty minutes isn’t really that varied though and the aggressiveness makes it more like a wall of sound than something really brutal or heavy. The sound is fairly decent although it could have been a bit more layered to make it sound more brutal or heavy. But I would say that it sounds quite a bit like the more aggressive thrash metal does in general, it is not really that different from whatever else comes out of the genre although you can hear that they are trying to.
I think you could describe it as an album that is sort of dragging along, it sounds more or less the same from the start to the finish with nothing really happening, like it is one song repeating or something like that. Well, it doesn’t really but the sense of it is like that. It is not really bad, but neither is it particularly good. I would describe it like a forgetful album, there might be some good intentions but in the end it falls rather flat and I find myself not really having taken in any of it despite having heard this album something like a dozen times now, that is not what I would call an interesting album.
I think though that because of the good reviews in german medias it could be at its place to say that if you like more brutal thrash metal you might find this interesting even though all reviews I know that is written in english say the opposite. But still, for one really into that kind of music I am sure it could be worthwhile to have a look at it at least. For me though it feels a bit like a disc of amnesia as I cannot really say that it has made any impression whatsoever on me, other than the fact that I want to turn it off after a while listening to it, every time I hear it I want to listen to something else.
So in the end I think we can say that in their quest to become as brutal as possible they have rather managed to become as forgetful as possible and on top of that rather dreary.
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