Tusk
Tree of No Return (Tortuga Records 2004)
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This alone has
to be one of the weirder releases I've received thus
far. It's just so metal it makes your head cave in,
with old school GRIND and BLACK METAL. The vocals
aren't quite to my liking, but it seems to actual fit
the music very well. Tusk's record label describes
this working as "an ominous and unforgettable
avant-grind concept record." Not really sure if it's
quite that but either way it's got socks full of
metal goodness.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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This alone has
to be one of the weirder releases I've received thus
far. It's just so metal it makes your head cave in,
with old school GRIND and BLACK METAL. The vocals
aren't quite to my liking, but it seems to actual fit
the music very well. Tusk's record label describes
this working as "an ominous and unforgettable
avant-grind concept record." Not really sure if it's
quite that but either way it's got socks full of
metal goodness.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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Album Rating:
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