Metal Reviews

I have not listened to Sadus in a very long time. But I always loved Coroner. But then again, thrash never had the rightful place which it deserved in my listening regiments, anyway. I do listen to the prime classics, in the thrash genre, however. But I am sure there are many more thrash classics which I have not tried and must attempt.

Shall be out for lunch and some portions of the afternoon. Will have a playlist come late afternoon/early evening.

The blazing flame of the serpent night enlightened the befallen darkness, ageless in body, constitution-less in soul.

And the soldier that goes off to war, hopes with a great fragile passion, that he should, one day, return back home. Music made for the future heart of the brave.

Youthful enthusiasm.

While some, or perhaps, there quite a few, whom, consider, Cannibal Corpse to be bland, specially with the accusation of repeating themselves, ad nauseum, and while, I also confess my newness to CC's music, I will say that while there is some weight to the former statement, I do, all things considered, recognize their music as highly potent, and very skilled, nevertheless. No matter the generic nature of their outputs, and the absence of any genuine creativity, the jaded demands of our modern age, which I believe, they do no care for, in any case, and so they couldn't care less what others of a lesser than flattering view, think about of them. The production is also outstanding on this recording.

Brilliant cover, equally brilliant recording.

Immolate and devour. Apropos band name.

The title of the work is pure poetry. So no need for me to speak. Heart, soul and fire. Good night.

Not only are they musicians, but, more so, rovers and roamers.

After Primordial


Authentic.

I'm adding your naaaaaaaaame!!