Aborted
Engineering The Dead (Listenable Records 2002)
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Belgium's Aborted have slowly begun to build a huge buzz around
themselves over the past couple years. With their debut cd, they prove
the buzz is warranted. With a sound that crosses Skinless with Cryptopsy,
they summon the fucking dead to rip your ears off! This cd is eight
tracks of pure gore, violence and destruction. From cover to back,
Engineering the Dead doesn't disappoint, it terrifies. The fact that
these five talented boys in their early twenties haven't been picked up
and heard Stateside is a damn shame. However, if things continue as
they have for Aborted in both gaining fans and attention, then I would
believe that they will find a new recording home soon.
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
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Belgium's Aborted have slowly begun to build a huge buzz around
themselves over the past couple years. With their debut cd, they prove
the buzz is warranted. With a sound that crosses Skinless with Cryptopsy,
they summon the fucking dead to rip your ears off! This cd is eight
tracks of pure gore, violence and destruction. From cover to back,
Engineering the Dead doesn't disappoint, it terrifies. The fact that
these five talented boys in their early twenties haven't been picked up
and heard Stateside is a damn shame. However, if things continue as
they have for Aborted in both gaining fans and attention, then I would
believe that they will find a new recording home soon.
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
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