Massacre\/Sound Pollution<\/p>\n
Thrashers DERIDE of Norway return with their third album. They soon opted for agro, after forming in Bergen in 1995. A self recorded EP and a demo secured them a deal with the Music Cartel. Two albums followed, \u201cScars of Time\u201d in 2001 and \u201cFirst Round Knockout\u201d in 2003. The band went into hiatus for some time afterwards, returning with this release for Massacre. Today the band consists of original members Ole Walaunet, guitars and Tony Vetaas, bass\/vocals, plus Kjetil Greve, drums, and Per Helge Lande, vocals. <\/p>\n
The band has recorded the album themselves, and done a good job achieving an airy sound. The whole album seems devoid of refrains and filled with thrash in a modern form and shrill vocals. Most of the songs render an \u201cok\u201d tag, some fare less well, like the far too modern \u201cFallen\u201d or the vocal experiment laden \u201cBloodred & Black\u201d. Still, the mix sounds better to me in \u201cAll Must Be Revealed\u201d and \u201cSoul Depart\u201d, the latter has an interesting duet character. But as a whole this was no listening pleasure. <\/p>\n
Track List
\nDeathshake
\nI Rage
\nDead to Me
\nBloodred & Black
\nOnly One
\nFallen
\nAll Must Be Revealed
\nSoul Depart
\nDevil in Me
\nLesson Learned<\/p>\n
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