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Plague Of Conscience

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Plague Of Conscience
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Type: Full-Length
Release Date: 2012
Genre: Power, Thrash
1. Hand Me Downs
2. A Grown Man
3. Swallowhole
4. Afterthought Of A Genius
5. An Addicts Lover
6. Later Days
7. Clockwork Of Innocence
8. Daydreaming The Color Of Blood
9. Last One In The Noose
10. She Cheated On You Twice
1. Peoples Hate
2. I Will Find You
3. Voices Of Deception
5. Face The Sun
6. My World
7. Wrong Manis Life
8. Systematically Murdered
10. Echoes Of Pain
1. Treason
2. Night Of The Axe
3. The Lost City
4. Highway Legion
5. Dying Man
6. Raiders Of Hell
7. Call Of The Warlock
8. Reminiscence
9. Riding Out
10. A Blade In The Dark
1. Endeavor
2. Global Chemotherapy
3. Feasting On Concrete
4. Phantom Extraction
5. We Are Not Forever
6. The Hangmans Curse
7. Heed This Warning
8. Reaper-bahn
9. Harlequin
1. Plague Of Conscience
2. Six Feet Under The Gun
3. Carnival Of Souls
4. In Thought Alone
5. All Seeing I
6. Beyond A Shadow Of A Doubt
7. Architects Of Fear
8. The Accuser
9. Shadowbound
10. The Mask Of Anarchy

Review by JD on April 21, 2014.

The Danish band Roarback has made a landing for me to review. Reading the bios and other things before listening, I was curious. Saying they take their cues from 80’ thrash and early 90’s death… I had to sit up and take note.

Combining early Slayer with early Sepultura, Roarback is old school thrash/death metal at its best, which comes across still sounding very fresh. Despite most of the band being only in their ridiculously early 20’s, Roarback pummels you with metallic riffs that are catchy and yet heavy enough to satisfy even the most jaded of metalhead.

The opener of the album, "Peoples Hate", has this almost punk sort of attitude set in a backdrop of straight ahead thrash metal. Slashing riffs and angry lyrics seem to meld into a weapon of mass moshing that is hard to ignore. Other tracks like nasty "Face The Sun" or the brutality laden "Warmachine" - are powerful as well, sending a bold statement that old school still possesses the power to kick our asses twenty times over.

With the twin attack of guitarists Andreas Rohde and Andreas Dixø, the spat venom of Dennis Ullehus with the Bass/drum battery of Mikkel Stender and Kåre Holm-Sørensen respectively, this band is one of the best at making Old School relevant again. It needs to be heard to be enjoyed, preferably with a cold beer.

Buy! Listen…! MOSH!!! Metal minions – you have your orders.

Rating: 9 out of 10

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