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Origin - Echoes Of Decimation
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| Nik Olaz User Info... | The last Origin album informis infinitas inhumanitas, was pretty darn neat, a total attack on the listener. But this time around, the band known as Origin have improved the guitar sound and lost a few members. Does this change anything? Not really. The guy who replaced John Longstreth sounds good, and nearly identical. The silly mutli-vocals are still in place, which I have to say are used much more aptly this time around. If you're a fan of extreme music, i think you'll dig this, despite it only running a short 26 minutes. - Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:37pm | ||
| wordsaredumb User Info... | I've had time to soak this album up and in my opinion it is...DEVESTATING. I find nothing silly about the multi vocal attack, they just add to the intensity. And to be able to play some of the sweeping riffs at that speed is amazing, let alone playing them in riffs that are already over the top as far as technical ability goes. For me this is informis with MUCH better song writing. - Wed, 30 Mar 2005 5:41pm | ||
| SentencedtoBurn User Info... | insanity. not as good as Informis (one of the single greatest metal albums ever made IMO), but still, the best release ive heard yet this year. and i agree with WAD on the awesomeness of the 3 vocalist attack. total radness. - Sat, 30 Apr 2005 12:41pm | ||
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