2023 remastered press on yellow orange marbled vinyl

Dismember have always been a band to try new things with eachalbum that they put together; this one is no exception to thatclaim. Their ability to merge heavy riffs with melody and notoverdue either section of their song structures is truly a wonderto behold. Bands like Dismember are the ones that define the realmeaning of what melodic death metal is all about. Dismember focusfirst on constructing death metal while the melody is simply theicing on the cake. Possessing jaw-dropping breakdowns throughstorms of lava-like melodies that show that this band does not fuckaround when it comes to playing melo-death for true bastards.Unlike many death metal bands that keep the connotation runningthat everything has to be chaotic and fast, Dismember break awayfrom that trend and decide to use their sense of rhythm instead;making for unlimited compositional options as well as some solidhooks. While the breaks sometimes lead into pure rage and chaos ofblast beats and heavy strumming, the entire entity of their musicoffers more of a sense of clarity in a way that the music isactually going somewhere, instead of just throwing in random speedriffs to hold the songs together. Differing from “Like an EverFlowing Stream” and “Indecent and Obscene,” the production issignificantly grimier and has more of a rusty feel. Despite thesomewhat different mix style, I happen to like the change for thisalbum, and I can not imagine listening to it any other way. Thepart that really stands out to me about this is Matti’s vocals –they sound as if they’re performed in more of a belching manner,rather than growling. The guitars churn with unique metallic growlsof their own, similar to a tag-team of killers brandishing rustychainsaws. For the majority, this is a pretty aggressive album; itflows with the anger and sorrow of a soldier in a war as hefrantically searches about for means to stay alive in a livingHell. Aside from the adrenaline that the aggressive parts pump thisalbum with, there is a definite sad point in this album, which is areminder that no war is fought without casualties or sacrifice.Listen to “Life – Another Shape of Sorrow,” and tell me that’s notone of the most coherent representations of the word ‘sorrow’ indeath metal. God damn that is something else! Could it be the epicclimax of the album? You’re damn right it is. Are you bored of allof the endless death metal remakes which sound like copy bands ofMorbid Angel? If you want real death metal that makes In Flameslook like pussies and makes Deicide look like a bunch of newbies,then go for a Dismember album closest to you. This is awesome andprudent work on behalf of the kings of Swedeath. Check it out sometime.

Track listing:
1. I Saw Them Die
2. Massive Killing Capacity
3. On Frozen Fields
4. Crime Divine
5. To The Bone
6. Wardead
7. Hallucigenia
8. Collection By Blood
9. Casket Garden
10. Nenia
11. Life – Another Shape Of Sorrow

Condition cover: nm

Condition vinyl: nm

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