Massacre\/Sound Pollution<\/p>\n
SUPREME PAIN may not mean a lot to anyone, but behind the moniker lurk Messrs; Adrie Kloosterwaard, vocals (SINISTER), Paul Beltman, drums (ex. SINISTER), Bas Brussard, guitars (FONDLECORPSE), Erwin Harreman, guitars, and Alesa Sare on bass. Their third album is described as epic, evil and fast aggressive with an Old School groove. Go on, make my day\u2026<\/p>\n
Opening shortie \u201cDawn of a New Era\u201d is a melodic smattering. Not bad for its kind actually. The ensuing \u201cDark Army\u201d is very ok, but when they get into gear with \u201cDamned Creation\u201d, they sure get me going. The groovy grinding Old School death with some thrash thrown in is an excellent mix. The SLAYER-esque \u201cTreasonous Disease\u201d has a riff to die for and a melody to go with that. They are accompanied by \u201cSpiritual Sickness\u201d with its masterful arrangement and metallic melody. There is also a lot of PESTILENCE vibes, especially in the somewhat too grinding \u201ctitle track. Or the excellent mix of \u201cSeasons in the Abyss\u201d and PESTILENCE called \u201cThe Fallen Kingdom\u201d. With a tad less grinding and a few more of those evil sounding atmospheric parts, I would have marked this one 5\/5!<\/p>\n
Track List
\nDawn of a New Era
\nThe Dark Army
\nDamned Creation
\nTreasonous Disease
\nTrapped in Heresy
\nSpiritual Sickness
\nDivine Incantation
\nPutrefied Beauty
\nThe Fallen Kingdom
\nTowards Hell<\/p>\n
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