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Buy on: Bandcamp
Type: Compilation
Release Date: 2004
Label: Self Released
Genre: Brutal, Death, Grindcore
1.
Human (I Am)
2.
I Am Your Nemesis
3.
Drugie powołanie
4.
Chains Of Nothingness (Rotten Womb)
5.
From Torture To Concience
6.
Post Abortum Pt 2
7.
All Hope Abandoned
8.
In Shadows And Dust (Kataklysm Cover)
9.
Deadly Deceivers
10.
Fuck Until I Die
11.
Procreated Suffering
12.
Unborn Suffer
1.
Human (I Am)
2.
I Am Your Nemesis
3.
Drugie Powołanie
4.
Chains Of Nothingness (Rotten Womb)
5.
From Torture To Concience
6.
Post Abortum Pt. 2
7.
All Hope Abandoned
8.
In Shadows And Dust (Kataklysm Cover)
9.
Deadly Deceivers
10.
Fuck Until I Die
11.
Procreated Suffering
12.
Unborn Suffer
1.
Unborn Suffer (Intro)
2.
Throwaway
3.
I Am Your Nemesis (Intro)
4.
I Am Your Nemesis
5.
Chains Of Nothingness (Rotten Womb)
6.
Smoke Until I Die
7.
IE 56/Regeneration (Intro)
8.
Drugie Powołanie
9.
An Impulse To Create (Grossmember Cover)
10.
Post Abortum Pt 1 & 2
11.
Open Defiance
12.
Human (Intro)
13.
The Monster
14.
In Shadows And Dust (Kataklysm Cover)
15.
Procreated Suffering (Intro)
16.
Deadly Deceivers
17.
Fuck Until I Die
18.
From Torture To Conscience
19.
Procreated Suffering
20.
Madness, Chaos, Betrayal (intro)
21.
All Hope Abandoned
22.
Chains Of Nothingness (Rotten Womb)
23.
The Gift Giver (Hateplow Cover)
24.
Collision (Blood Cover)
25.
An Impulse To Create (Grossmember Cover)
26.
Intro
27.
I Am Your Nemesis
28.
Procreated Suffering
29.
The Monster (Live)
30.
Inner Destructive Addiction (Live)
31.
Kill You Mother, Rape Your Dog (Dying Fetus Cover - live)
32.
Post Abortum (Live)
33.
Inner Destructive Addiction
34.
Powołanie...Do...
35.
Liquid Shit In Your Head
1.
Deadly Deceivers
2.
Ripped Apart By The Difficulties Of Life
3.
Under The Guillotine
4.
Liquid Shit In Your Head
5.
Mass Suicide
6.
Drilling For Brains (Mortician Cover)
7.
Death's Birth
8.
Human Flesh
9.
Dead
10.
Zombie Apocalypse / Slaughterhouse
11.
Vision Of Death
12.
Outbreak Of Evil / Bombenhagel (Sodom Cover)
Review by JD on August 11, 2013.
I thought I was seeing things and seeing an old Canadian metal act coming back after all these years – sadly that was not the case here, and oddly it was good as well. It was not my fellow countrymen, but a Power Metal act with metal legends filling the roster. The incomparable guitarists Ross the Boss and Stu Marshall, power voiced Sean Peck, earthquake timekeeper Rhino and Bass rumbler Mike Davis
To say that this is a supergroup is 100% correct for that assumption, but it is much more when you dive into it. What you have here is five of the best metal musicians that came together and put out a record together with so much experience and fire that a CD cannot hold. This alone should make the most jaded of metalheads among our global ranks drool and have the urge to mosh. With musicianship at an elite level, passion and a want of making people take note – these gods have succeeded.
The highlights were many, and choosing what to write about almost impossible, each song crafted to perfection – showcasing not just Power Metal, but so many influences from different metal sub genres to even strains of Crossover. Packaged up into one band, Death Dealer comes across as so good that many albums from other bands seem to pale in the comparison. How can you not this good – the line-up is like stacking the deck in poker, no one can compete. Listen to the song 'Never To Kneel'… you’ll see what I mean.
Supergroup or not… does not matter. Death Dealer is metal personified, and needs to be heard. Metal has their super team and they are here to fly the flag of metal high and fuckin' proud. All we have to do is to simply listen to it. Crack a cold one metal brothers and sisters - sit back, crank the stereo to ten with this album and enjoy. It can’t get any better than that.
Categorical Rating Breakdown
Musicianship: 10
Atmosphere: 10
Production: 9
Originality: 9.5
Overall: 9.5
Rating: 9.6 out of 10