Autopsy - Macabre Eternal

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Feb 14, 2018 Sold Date

May 4, 2017 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Macabre Eternal
Genre: Metal Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Ais Titelanzahl: 12

Trackliste LP - 1

Autopsy - Hand of darkness Autopsy - Dirty gore whore Autopsy - Always about to die

Trackliste - 2

Autopsy - Macabre eternal Autopsy - Deliver me from sanity Autopsy - Seeds of the doomed

Trackliste - 3

Autopsy - Bridge of bones Autopsy - Born undead Autopsy - Sewn into one

Trackliste - 4

Autopsy - Bludgeoned and brained Autopsy - Sadistic gratification Autopsy - Spill my blood

Beschreibung

California death metal thugs Autopsy have come back strong in the last couple of years. Their 2010 EP The Tomb Within was a five-song, 20-minute blast of punky grindcore with loose drumming, ridiculously catchy guitar riffs, and hoarse but comprehensible vocals. Macabre Eternal is more ambitious -- 12 songs in 65 minutes, including the inexplicably drawn-out, 11-minute epic "Sadistic Gratification" -- and more musically complex than the EP, but it's still Autopsy; they haven't become progressive death metal or anything. Song titles like "Always About to Die," "Dirty Gore Whore," and "Seeds of the Doomed" reveal their not-so-hidden intentions, which are to make listeners' heads bang and, somewhat more surprisingly, to inspire wild fits of air guitar. There are riffs on this record that have a catchiness extreme metal hasn't exhibited in decades, and the solos squeal with an untamable and infectious energy. Death metal used to be fun, and the members of Autopsy remember. The drum sound, as on the EP and on all previous Autopsy releases, is extremely primitive and boxy, sounding indebted to punk and even '70s hard rock more than the precise clicking and clacking of much modern death metal. It, along with other factors, gives the music a human feeling that makes it all the more appealing -- this album could have been recorded live in the studio. Fans of old-school death metal will find Macabre Eternal to be an exciting reminder of the genre's earliest days. ~ Phil Freeman

Phil Freeman