Psycroptic - The Inherited Repression

Cannot wait for this release.

No kidding... They need to hurry the piss up or at least let us know where they are with it.

Written by MANIMAL on 12.05.2011 at 08:48

No kidding... They need to hurry the piss up or at least let us know where they are with it.

Very interested in where they go with the vocals on this album, I HUNGER FOR IT NOW!

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Very interested in where they go with the vocals on this album, I HUNGER FOR IT NOW!

Yeah, I kinda got used to the vocals on (Ob)Servant. Great album with great instrumentals and composition but I still wasn't doing backflips over the vocals. Should be kewl to see.

I haven't been this excited for an album release in a long time. \m/

Can't wait \m/

This is going to RULE. I'm so in love with the guitar work they could almost bomb the rest and I'd still listen. The new vocals fit the music and so far I'm indifferent about them. Think similar to the new Decapitated in style, sound, and delivery with the same slant toward Death Metal growls vs. Core-ish-ness (is that a word?) while still having a scream-ishness to them.

New track can be found and played here: http://soundcloud.com/nuclearblastrecords/psycroptic-carriers-of-the

This thing is ridiculously catchy, as much as I liked 'The Scepter Of The Ancients' I'd have to say this beats it in every aspect at the moment, except the vocals.

I think this was a step back for these guys, (Ob)servant is my favorit album from them, and i hoped they would build on the sound from that album.

I like it a lot. A nice, clean diversion from my typical death metal, brutal dm, slam death, tech death album rotation. I LOVE the precise, clean-sounding, and extremely tight and proficient guitar work. I could listen for that alone. It's a good album, especially when I don't compare it to any of their previous works. I'm new to the band, so that's easy for me.

This is going to be nice. Very nice.

Little too short

Is it just me or do the intros to Euphorinasia and Initiate have that same weird backing under the clean guitar?

I still don't understand why they'd choose to adopt the most generic imaginable metalcore vocals for an album like this.

Great album

They still are pretty much clueless when it comes to writing actual SONGS. Mediocre songwriting replaced the intense riff salads of previous releases. Which is about the same for me. Next time, maybe, they will write a masterpiece.

Written by R'Vannith on 01.02.2012 at 14:58

This thing is ridiculously catchy, as much as I liked 'The Scepter Of The Ancients' I'd have to say this beats it in every aspect at the moment, except the vocals.

I totally agree!

I got only one listening but this last album already seems a masterpiece!

Written by yeah1980 on 08.04.2012 at 22:07

I totally agree!

I got only one listening but this last album already seems a masterpiece!

I'm many many listens into it myself, just doesn't get old no matter how hard I try. So from my point of view at least, you've got much fun ahead of you!

I just can't stop listening to this... the production so much better than the plastic-wankery of Ob but the riffs remain.

Record of 2012 for me. Go F yourselves!

You aint gotta be all mad about it dawg, we get it, you think this shit is ill
otha brothas have different opinions tho, cant just come up in hurr tellin otha cats to fuck emselves
shits just disrespectin

Written by [user id=4365] on 27.02.2012 at 13:21

I still don't understand why they'd choose to adopt the most generic imaginable metalcore vocals for an album like this.

The vocalist was probably interested in mastering different techniques and experimenting. It can't be fun to do the same screams throughout your entire musical career. That's not to say I like the vocals

Good to decent death metal.