Band:
Pazzer - Vocals, Guitar
Senf - Bass
S.P. Senz - Drums
Discography:
Lightbringer (1996)
Väteren Frost (1997)
Fleischwald (1998)
Totenmond Shape Edition (1999)
Reich in Rost (2000)
Auf dem Mond ein Feuer (2001)
Unter Knochen (2004)
TonbergUrtold (2005)
Thronräuber (2008)
Guests:
Info:
Recorded with Alexander Krull at Mastersound Studio
Mix and mastering by Achim Köhler
Cover artwork by Senf
Released 2016-08-19
Reviewed 2016-08-20
Links:
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And it sounds more or less like it did then, sort of extremmetallic punkrock, perhaps punkish CrustCore is a good description of how it sounds – that is what the label uses. The vocals are grunty and in German, not overly brilliant. I like the production, the sound is powerful and strong but the music is a kind of anti-music but as they consider themselves anti-musicians it may what they set out to do. But they could at least offer some more variation throughout the album, which would have helped my interest very much – but at least it is better than the previous album.
The thing is though that the album at first seems to be very interesting with a Terminator kind of opening that seems to be very interesting until the music starts and this sensation is ruined. I find it rather strange that they can be absent for so long time and when they return they offer more or less exactly the same as they did before – what was the point of making a new album if it sounds like their old ones anyway? I don’t see it and soon I almost start to hope that the bell chimes after my last moon, and then I wouldn’t need to listen to this anymore.
Better than their previous effort but not really good, Totenmond-fans will probably find this album as good as what they did before and be happy but I like music and this isn’t really it. Totenmond simply does what they have done before and as it wasn’t good before, it isn’t good now.
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