Mortal Sin - Psychology Of Death |
Published November 27 2011
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Psychology Of Death |
| Genre | Thrash Metal |
Mat Maurer
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Vocals
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| Tracks | 9 |
Nathan Shea
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Guitar
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| Running time | 42 Min. |
Ryan Huthnance
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Guitar
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| Label | NoiseArt Records |
Andy Eftichiou
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Bass
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| Release | 18 November 2011 |
Luke Cook
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Drums
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| Country | Australia |
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Keyboard
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| Producer | Darren Jenkins | ||
| Similar artists | Destruction, Exodus | ||
Apart from a brilliant debut album album in the late '80s, Mortal Sin has never been a band that has stood out as anything special to me. That is, until now.
Psychology Of Death leaves me with very few things to complain about - everything from the riffs to the vocals to the choruses to the overall feeling is spot-on and every song. The production is good but, as I always seem to think, a grittier sound would have lifted this album even further.
While the big thrash metal bands seem to take turns in releasing one boring album after another, it's bands such as Legion Of The Damned, Toxic Holocaust, Antichrist and Mortal Sin that keep the genre alive.
Psychology Of Death is definitely one of the strongest albums of this year and it's actually a pity that they will only play songs from their first two albums on the Thrashfest Classics tour.
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Vocals
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7,5 |
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8,5 |
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Summary
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8 chalices of 10 - Bjorn |
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