Cannibal Corpse
The Wretched Spawn (Metal Blade 2004)
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Showing that longevity
is a part of Metal, Cannibal Corpse come at us with their
most technical and brutal effort since "the Bleeding".
Combining old school classic Cannibal Corpse style riffs
with technical time changes, they actually help Paul
Mazurkiewicz stand out as a quality drummer. But with that
said, look for Jack Owen and Alex Webster to put down some
of their best work together, espically on "Festering in the
Crypt".
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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Showing that longevity
is a part of Metal, Cannibal Corpse come at us with their
most technical and brutal effort since "the Bleeding".
Combining old school classic Cannibal Corpse style riffs
with technical time changes, they actually help Paul
Mazurkiewicz stand out as a quality drummer. But with that
said, look for Jack Owen and Alex Webster to put down some
of their best work together, espically on "Festering in the
Crypt".
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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