Everytime I Die
Hot Damn (Ferret Records 2003)
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Taking too many
cues from such bands as Converge, 18 Visions, and the
Blood Brothers, it almost makes it hard for this band
to stand out in an already over-saturated genre that
seems to be spawning new acts by the hour. E.T.I.D
stays far too much in the middle of the genre by
going with the cliche song titles and riffs,
(breakdowns). They need to focus more on getting
away from a fading trend and write something original.
"Hot Damn" is a quality listen, but they've come
along when so many acts have already laid claim to
this style, hopefully next time around they will
leave their scenester friends at home or maybe write
a Swedish black metal album.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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Taking too many
cues from such bands as Converge, 18 Visions, and the
Blood Brothers, it almost makes it hard for this band
to stand out in an already over-saturated genre that
seems to be spawning new acts by the hour. E.T.I.D
stays far too much in the middle of the genre by
going with the cliche song titles and riffs,
(breakdowns). They need to focus more on getting
away from a fading trend and write something original.
"Hot Damn" is a quality listen, but they've come
along when so many acts have already laid claim to
this style, hopefully next time around they will
leave their scenester friends at home or maybe write
a Swedish black metal album.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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