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Revelation Nausea |
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Type: Full-Length
Release Date: March 19th, 2001
Label: Metal Blade Records
Genre: Death
1.
Away
2.
Deep Down
3.
To Escape
4.
Cry Me Out
5.
Grow Stronger
6.
Oxygen
7.
Dark Love
8.
Jordsträngar
9.
Carved Upon A Stone
10.
Parasites With Ties
11.
Dead Inside
12.
The Perfect Lie
1.
Paralyzing Ignorance
2.
Erroneous Manipulation
3.
Abnegating Cecity
4.
Internal Evidence
5.
Qualms Of Reality
6.
We'll Never See The Day
7.
Greed
8.
Choirs Of Devastation
1.
Le Temps Detruit Tout
2.
Prophesied Disaster
3.
Improving Time
4.
A Certain Special Kind Of Hatred No Words Can Express
5.
Die With Me
6.
Spite Bearer
7.
Exiled To The Deserts Of Nothingness
8.
Stock Broker Down
9.
Working Class Crusade
10.
Few Dead Men
11.
Pillored En Public
12.
Pater Tempus Tui Ventum Est
13.
This Is Our Funeral
14.
Counter Culture
15.
The Keys To My Heart
16.
Apollo's Death
1.
Revelation Nausea
2.
The Corpsegrinder Experience
3.
Beneath The Soil
4.
Under Clouds Of Blood
5.
The Art Of War
6.
When Silence Conquers
7.
Chapter Of Pain
8.
The Holocaust
9.
Exhaling Life
10.
9mm Salvation
Review by Krys on February 8, 2001.
As far as I’m concerned, as long as there are bands like Vomitory, death metal will never die. I loved their previous release "Redemption" so much I couldn’t wait to put my hands and ears on this CD. Since the band promised to stick to their style of old-school death metal and that they’ll never compromise, I knew what it was going to be. The only question was – How good will it be?
And oh, Jesus (or Satan, I don’t even know who to call), did they ever fuck my ears. This is their most brutal, skull-crushing release to date. "Revelation Nausea" is powerful, it’s catchy, it’s so dynamic I don’t think you’ve heard anything like this in a long time.
Sometimes it seems like those guys listened to Bolt Thrower a lot before releasing this album. You can really hear that influence on "Beneath The Soil". That’s not to say that this album is just a BT rip-off, Vomitory has its own style and it is old-school Swedish death metal. Death at its best.
If you are one of those guys who look for innovations from album to album you won’t find much of it here, but if you are a big fan of great death metal as I am you should do everything in your power to get this release.
One more piece of advice: play it loud and piss-off your neighbors!
Rating: 9 out of 10
Review by Krys on February 8, 2001.
As far as I’m concerned, as long as there are bands like Vomitory, death metal will never die. I loved their previous release "Redemption" so much I couldn’t wait to put my hands and ears on this CD. Since the band promised to stick to their style of old-school death metal and that they’ll never compromise, I knew what it was going to be. The only question was – How good will it be?
And oh, Jesus (or Satan, I don’t even know who to call), did they ever fuck my ears. This is their most brutal, skull-crushing release to date. "Revelation Nausea" is powerful, it’s catchy, it’s so dynamic I don’t think you’ve heard anything like this in a long time.
Sometimes it seems like those guys listened to Bolt Thrower a lot before releasing this album. You can really hear that influence on "Beneath The Soil". That’s not to say that this album is just a BT rip-off, Vomitory has its own style and it is old-school Swedish death metal. Death at its best.
If you are one of those guys who look for innovations from album to album you won’t find much of it here, but if you are a big fan of great death metal as I am you should do everything in your power to get this release.
One more piece of advice: play it loud and piss-off your neighbors!
Rating: 9 out of 10