Band:	Thy Art Is Murder
Album:	Human Target
Style:	Technical deathcore
Release date:	July 26, 2019
A review by:	Ilham

01. Human Target
02. New Gods
03. Death Squad Anthem
04. Make America Hate Again
05. Eternal Suffering
06. Welcome Oblivion
07. Atonement
08. Voyeurs Into Death
09. Eye For An Eye
10. Chemical Christ

I take a liking to music that makes me either wanna dance or want to riot. Guess which one this album makes me wanna do.

You guessed right! I am struggling to write this review at the moment because it's difficult to type with long nails and light up a Molotov cocktail at the same time. So excuse me for keeping it incoherent and unoriginal.

If you are like me and you're young enough to wonder what kind of catastrophe will wipe out your family/city/country in a few decades, then this album is made for you!

Are you sick and tired of listening to extreme metal vocalists growl about raping women with knives? Yet you still want those gravity-defying breakdowns? Look no further! Thy Art Is Murder's latest album has got you aaaaall figured out! With their years of experience in deathcore, this bands knows exactly how to deliver a very polished and deadly product. Can you believe it, fifth album already?!

In thirty minutes you will enjoy all there is to like in standard but high-quality modern technical death-heavy deathcore. Human Target should please any fan of extreme metal, even if you're allergic to ingredients ending in "-core"! From one track to another, the band will take you on a tour of all the different aspects of collapsology - google it - while keeping their sound and changes in rhythm very coherent all throughout. With a growl-along-worthy chorus here, and drums that make you want to learn how to twerk there, your experience is bound to be both intellectual and physical! Perfect for those bathroom stall meltdowns at work when you can't believe how pointless your job is anymore!

If you don't believe me, ask my husband about it! Honey, haven't I been so dead inside relaxed lately since I started enjoying the cathartic experience that is Human Target during our hour-and-a-half-long commute to the depressingly overpopulated city where we barely found meaningless employment to survive? Aw, shucks, stop it, hubby, you have to thank the very catchy and bass-heavy tunes by Thy Art Is Murder. He says it sounds just like a much older, more pissed-off, heavier, and louder Silent Planet - and he's very proud of having made a relevant comparison for once. [laugh track]

So what are you waiting for? Join us, let's all headbang in a circle around the fire burning the political/economic effigy of your choice!