absolute garbage, interesting instrumentation only sometimes most of it is just boring chugs. vocals are garbage and so loud that play over everything else including interesting guitar parts.
Some of the best and most genuinely evil sounding riffs I've ever heard with a vocalist who was in his prime
Not a fan even as someone who loves slam I just can't get into it, absolutely adore their album art and since of humor but I can't enjoy the music (I wanted to like it so bad)
This is a dangerous group
edit: 70 --> 80 album is so good and ive only loved it more with time
as of late ive been really trying to challenge my taste in music, I figured that throat singing, something that I dont really find myself drawn to would be a great way to do this. the at times genuinely haunting and beautiful instrumentals are my favorite part of this album. I see the vocals like how I would the kinds in brutal death metal in that you just kinda have to develop a taste for it. my basically only issue with this album is that it has two sounds and doesint really try to do ... read more
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