Divine Heresy - Bleed The Fifth

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7.8 | 76 votes |
Band
Divine Heresy
Style
Death metal
Release date
28 August 2007
Owners
143 have it
2 want it
Tracklist
01. Bleed The Fifth
02. Failed Creation
03. This Threat Is Real
04. Impossible Is Nothing
05. Savior Self
06. Rise Of The Scorned
07. False Gospel
08. Soul Decoded (Now And Forever)
09. Royal Blood Heresy
10. Closure
Review
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N/A 		Ever wondered what Fear Factory would sound like if they dropped their new wave and post-punk leanings and instead focused more on bludgeoning the senses with their trademark rhythmical death metal approach? Well, Divine Heresy's Bleed The Fifth offers to answer this question as it is the new project of founding Fear Factory member Dino Cazares and by and large, is a nonstop extreme assault, often managing to one-up his previous band in terms of intensity. It is also a fairly decent album, mired only by its slight metalcore leanings, which take away from the music's originality.

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published 02.11.2007 | Comments ( 16 )
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14.08.2012 - 22:25
Rating: 7

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A good album, but I would have liked it more if it didn't depend so much on an obvious Fear Factory influence and the fact that virtually every song has similar riffs. That said however, there are moment that really do sine through. The more melodic outbreaks of songs such as 'This Threat is Real' and 'Rise of the Scorned' succeed in great use of powerful clean vocals.
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