Written by psykometal on 31.03.2014 at 01:54

It's all good. I don't expect you to keep track of every facet of my life.

True enough. Unlike Edgar (Bad English) who actually does keep track of you and your whereabouts.

Written by Erik M. on 01.04.2014 at 21:35

True enough. Unlike Edgar (Bad English) who actually does keep track of you and your whereabouts.

Haha! No kidding!

Written by Erik M. on 01.04.2014 at 21:35

True enough. Unlike Edgar (Bad English) who actually does keep track of you and your whereabouts.

Haha! No kidding!

Written by psykometal on 02.04.2014 at 00:01

Haha! No kidding!

One time is enough, you know.

Written by deadone on 02.04.2014 at 01:21

I hope it involves watching one in the shower.

Be my guest, but I don't think either me or Edgar (Bad English) are up for that in case of Lex, hahaha.

This is pretty overrated, I think. Old school Death Metal with keyboards is a nice and novel idea, but the mostly unmemorable riffs - with a few honourable exceptions - leave something to be desired, and the constant, mediocre shredding feels out of place much of the time. Personally, I found their second album much more appealing.

Written by AmbivalentBadger on 02.09.2015 at 00:39

This is pretty overrated, I think. Old school Death Metal with keyboards is a nice and novel idea, but the mostly unmemorable riffs - with a few honourable exceptions - leave something to be desired, and the constant, mediocre shredding feels out of place much of the time. Personally, I found their second album much more appealing.

You should probably remove it from your Space Metal list then

Written by AmbivalentBadger on 02.09.2015 at 00:39

This is pretty overrated, I think. Old school Death Metal with keyboards is a nice and novel idea, but the mostly unmemorable riffs - with a few honourable exceptions - leave something to be desired, and the constant, mediocre shredding feels out of place much of the time. Personally, I found their second album much more appealing.

IMO underated, how many today knows it?

Written by AmbivalentBadger on 02.09.2015 at 00:39

This is pretty overrated, I think. Old school Death Metal with keyboards is a nice and novel idea, but the mostly unmemorable riffs - with a few honourable exceptions - leave something to be desired, and the constant, mediocre shredding feels out of place much of the time. Personally, I found their second album much more appealing.

If none of those riffs sound memorable to you, you must have a pretty bad memory.

Written by [user id=101272] on 02.09.2015 at 19:10

If none of those riffs sound memorable to you, you must have a pretty bad memory.

I never said that, even if I think most of them aren't. My memory may not be the best, but I am perfectly capable of remembering, say, most Death riffs quite well.

Written by [user id=4365] on 02.09.2015 at 11:02

You should probably remove it from your Space Metal list then

Don't get me wrong, I still think think it's a decent album, and its place on that list is earned mostly by the atmosphere it creates. I would give it a 7.5, but I can't, and am rounding it down because I think the average rating is too high.

Written by AmbivalentBadger on 28.09.2015 at 19:15

Don't get me wrong, I still think think it's a decent album, and its place on that list is earned mostly by the atmosphere it creates. I would give it a 7.5, but I can't, and am rounding it down because I think the average rating is too high.

Tbh, 7.5 is probably what I would give it. I find the concept of this album more interesting than the album itself. I rarely seem to finish it when I've given it plays.

This is work of pure genius!

Re listened 1th DM band what use keyboards, well I read it somewhere, still dm, a bit ketboardish sound , awesome, a bit unique and more less don't fits in that time, and lyrics about future, space .... awesome band, underated, how many knows it today? Not even biggest DM fans.

This is rad, and dare I say better than Morbid Angel (Other than Gateways). Those keys are goofy in the perfect way. Great riffs, vocals and drumming. Production leaves a little to be desired but overall a banger.

Pretty good death metal that mixes progressive and black metal influences with wild technical guitar-work throughout - and the drummer is the vocalist! Respect

Written by F3ynman on 02.03.2022 at 22:32

Pretty good death metal that mixes progressive and black metal influences with wild technical guitar-work throughout - and the drummer is the vocalist! Respect

Black metal influences???

Written by Roman Doez on 22.03.2022 at 17:44

Written by F3ynman on 02.03.2022 at 22:32

Pretty good death metal that mixes progressive and black metal influences with wild technical guitar-work throughout - and the drummer is the vocalist! Respect

Black metal influences???

Maybe it's the production.

Fantastic album, way ahead of its time.

8.8/10 for me - 'Lake Of Fire' is the standout track. 'Standing In Blood', 'Neolithic', 'Undead Journey' and 'BC/AD (Before Christ/After Death)' are also all fantastic.

This is a fantastic album It's very unique and as above stated, well ahead of it's time, making this a death metal classic imo. In some ways it reminds me wee bit of Morbid Angel's Altars Of Madness, particularly the vocals, groove and guitar tone, but then it's so unique aswel because of the added atmospheric synths.

The riffs are pretty outstanding it has to be said, there's an endless amount of groove and melody, and at the same time it's got that old school death metal heaviness and flare, it's also got an experimental and technical touch to it's structure, a marvellous achievement for back In it's day.

Ha, I remember few years ago listening to this album and it absolutely didn't appeal to me. And now I return to it and hooly shit, I've probably listened it with my ass last times

It is still sounds not ideal for my taste, not of fan of shredding guitar appears here and there with no reason, and songs are really indistinguishable from each other, but damn it has some kick ass riffs and ideas, and I was completely sucked by atmosphere made with keyboards. Very nice and groundbreaking album for that times.

Written by Yxag on 30.06.2024 at 15:49

but damn it has some kick ass riffs and ideas, and I was completely sucked by atmosphere made with keyboards. Very nice and groundbreaking album for that times.

Much more than this, it's a hauntingly sick leads that gallops with sick riffs is pure fucking delicious. Often, before getting ready for office, I pump up on this record.

Far ahead of its time. Brilliant stuff.