Cultfinder - Black Thrashing Terror |
Published July 30 2012
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Black Thrashing Terror* |
| Genre | Thrash Metal |
Rob Belial
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Vocals
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| Tracks | 3 |
Rob Belial
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Guitar
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| Running time | 11 Min. |
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Guitar
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| Label | Eldritch Lunar Miasma |
Necroskull
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Bass
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| Release | 14 August 2012 |
Wilbeherit
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Drums
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| Country | England |
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Keyboard
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| Producer | - | ||
| Similar artists | Necrophobic, Bestial Mockery, Sodom | ||
Black Thrashing Terror is the first EP from English retro thrash-metal newcomers Cultfinder. The music reminisces of bands such as Necrophobic, Nifelheim and the early works of Sodom - fast-paced thrash metal with a large dose of black metal. It's not a genre where it's easy to stand out but Cultfinder manage to capture my interest by well-written songs and good riffs.
The title track kicks off the EP and it's definitely a strong number, with strong riffs and a simple but addictive chorus. The production is of course slightly rough but after listening to countless hours of over-produced, modern thrash metal there is something refreshing about it although the drums perhaps could have been toned down a little.
The other two songs feel a little rougher around the edges
but still offer some variation and change the tempo up. Overall, I'm
not blown away but this EP is definitely a decent listen, especially
considering that it's their first release apart from demos. I'll keep
an eye out for their future releases.
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6 chalices of 10 - Bjorn |
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