Hatriot - Dawn Of The New Centurion

It's sad for me to say that I didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to.

Is it a carbon copy of Tempo Of The Damned-era Exodus?

I doubt it's a carbon copy, more like a much weaker version of it, if the last album and the track I heard from this is anything to go by.

I'll listen to another song later, but because of the staff pick. Their first album and the last track were at BEST average.

This is one of those things that's improved a ton by its vocals. Riffs are mostly meh and the drums sound plasticky a lot of the time, but Steve Souza's voice is... fuh, I want it inside me.

Written by wormdrink414 on 04.03.2014 at 08:43

This is one of those things that's improved a ton by its vocals. Riffs are mostly meh and the drums sound plasticky a lot of the time, but Steve Souza's voice is... fuh, I want it inside me.

You want Zetro inside you? You sick fuck

Before he said he wanted to be double teamed by Behemoth's guys. Well, each one and their fetishes...

Looks like Facebook needs to add "auralsexual" under its list of sexual orientations.

Yeah

Written by [user id=4365] on 04.03.2014 at 16:10

Looks like Facebook needs to add "auralsexual" under its list of sexual orientations.

Well then I'm auralsexual for Javier Galves... and Pat Walker for that matter.

Indeed Zetro's vocals was the best thing on the album, though, for me, it didn't save it.

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 05:01

Indeed Zetro's vocals was the best thing on the album, though, for me, it didn't save it.

Didn't save TENET either. Actually, kinda made them worse.

Written by deadone on 06.03.2014 at 03:59


Interesting analogy but is it a flawed one?

After all the Roman Empire survived by completely changing it's character and nature.

Gone was the Western European part of the empire and in its place lots of smaller fiefdoms.

The Eastern part survived but morphed into the Byzantine Empire which was primarily Greek speaking and rooted in Eastern cultural roots as opposed to the Latinised Western half.

And gone were the disciplined legionaries and their centurions replaced by heavy cavalry as the main strike force.

Never really read into it much, the same guy also thought an ancient satellite communicated with him from some nearby star system via pink lasers (alluded to here) which is basically what the book the Rome quote's in is about. That line definitely stuck with me though.

Written by Darth Revan on 06.03.2014 at 06:55

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 05:01

Indeed Zetro's vocals was the best thing on the album, though, for me, it didn't save it.

Didn't save TENET either. Actually, kinda made them worse.

Good that you mentioned it.

To me, Zetro failed there, failed here (with this band) and probably will fail somewhere else. Why ? Because of mediocre songwriting, both of the times, and as it goes, he hasn't learn about it.

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 13:37

Written by Darth Revan on 06.03.2014 at 06:55

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 05:01

Indeed Zetro's vocals was the best thing on the album, though, for me, it didn't save it.

Didn't save TENET either. Actually, kinda made them worse.

Good that you mentioned it.

To me, Zetro failed there, failed here (with this band) and probably will fail somewhere else. Why ? Because of mediocre songwriting, both of the times, and as it goes, he hasn't learn about it.

Zetro didn't write the songs here, he just wrote the lyrics and did the voals.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 06.03.2014 at 13:39

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 13:37

Good that you mentioned it.

To me, Zetro failed there, failed here (with this band) and probably will fail somewhere else. Why ? Because of mediocre songwriting, both of the times, and as it goes, he hasn't learn about it.

Zetro didn't write the songs here, he just wrote the lyrics and did the voals.

Oh, you're right, but I meant... he is part of this, he is the frontman of, once again, a band that even with his vocals, created below average music.

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 14:33

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 06.03.2014 at 13:39

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 13:37

Good that you mentioned it.

To me, Zetro failed there, failed here (with this band) and probably will fail somewhere else. Why ? Because of mediocre songwriting, both of the times, and as it goes, he hasn't learn about it.

Zetro didn't write the songs here, he just wrote the lyrics and did the voals.

Oh, you're right, but I meant... he is part of this, he is the frontman of, once again, a band that even with his vocals, created below average music.

Man, do some research before you paste your fallacious crap.

Marcel is right, his contribuation was in lyrics(it's very clear). About the album? I think it ain't bad. Below average music? You clearly didn't listen to the album at one go or you just another fat deaf rucksack.

Better go back and check the record again. Or much better, drop yourself to the doctor's clinic to say Hi and check your ear drums.

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 06.03.2014 at 16:40
You clearly didn't listen to the album at one go or you just another fat deaf rucksack.

Something tells me you don't respond well to different perspectives...

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 06.03.2014 at 16:40

Written by Rulatore on 06.03.2014 at 14:33

Oh, you're right, but I meant... he is part of this, he is the frontman of, once again, a band that even with his vocals, created below average music.

Man, do some research before you paste your fallacious crap.

Marcel is right, his contribuation was in lyrics(it's very clear). About the album? I think it ain't bad. Below average music? You clearly didn't listen to the album at one go or you just another fat deaf rucksack.

Better go back and check the record again. Or much better, drop yourself to the doctor's clinic to say Hi and check your ear drums.

For the first part, I'm sorry, I know I made a mistake and really bad choice of words : (

And yeah, below average. I listened it twice, in it's entirely, at one go, and I still think it's below average. And I don't think that listening to it some more 100 times would really change my mind. Riffs as said above are mostly meh, some songs are too long, in my opinion it didn't worked really well. even the short ones bored me at half. the drumming was a bit boring too, and the vocals were good.

I don't expect everybody to agree with me anyways, just my two cents

The cover art reminds of Dimmu Borgir's Death Cult Armageddon.

Standard, pedestrian, garden variety, run-of-the-mill thrash. Boring, mind numbingly boring.

Great stuff. No doubt this was for me the best thrash metal album of 2014.