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Grinder - Nothing Is Sacred



6.8 | 5 votes |
Release date: 1991
Style: Thrash metal

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01. Drifting For 99 Seconds
02. Hymn For The Isolated
03. The Spirit Of Violence
04. Nothing Is Sacred
05. None Of The Brighter Days
06. Superior Being
07. Dear Mr. Sinister
08. Pavement Tango
09. The Nothing Song
10. NME

Additional info
Basic tracks recorded and produced at Music Lab, Berlin in September 1990. Overdubbed and mixed at Sky Trak Studio, Berlin in December 1990.

"Dear Mr. Sinister" is related to "Frenzied Hatred" and "The Blade is Back" from previous albums.


Comments

Comments: 1   Visited by: 9 users
22.11.2023 - 17:00
Rating: 6
Metal Rasputin
The intro was way too good for this album. The rest is more or less just your average run of the mill thrash metal with crappy singer that tries way too hard to sound at least remotely like Ozzy and (some other singer I can't get to my mind right now) and fails miserably. I would have expected and loved more honed and extreme version of the stuff they were already doing, that is even more melodic and technical and more progressive, but to my grave disappointment they decided to go backwards in evolution. The latter half shows some promise time to time, but that's it. Maybe they had some leftover material from previous sessions and wrote new songs just so they could release a full album when they still had some time.
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You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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