This is about as basic as death metal can get; there are slight accents where his burped growl hits the right spot. It's almost every other song. "Slit Wrists" busts along at a more Slayer tempo, but there is groove and riffs that just jab themselves into all the right places."Stab" finds the elastic bass tone unwinding with the guitar racing to catch up to the drums."I want to stab..."Reminds me that excessive pot consumption does in fact, not make you more creative. Sticking to the pattern this album has of every other song being good, there is a pretty mean groove to "The Night Bleeds" and some impressive guitar playing that might out-smoke Cannibal Corpse and come close to Dethklok.
"Compulsion to Brutalize" might have some good guitar work in it, but the rest of the song is pretty stagnant. The guitar tones here do get a little more adventurous for these guys. The album closes with "Eternal Darkness," which attempts to grind its way into a sonic space more like Meshuggah before it goes straight into death metal, with more tech touches than you would guess this band to have.
This album is well played and produced, you might want to even give it a 7.5 if this is your thing, for me it's a 6.5. Well-done music that I have little use for, overall I liked Cannibal Corpse's last album better, just because it was more crushing.
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