Cyclone Empire\/SP<\/p>\n
More old-fashioned than ancient times\u2026 Gothenburg band PUTERAEON has released three demos prior to this album. Things have sure moved quite fast for the lads. Vocalist\/guitarist Jonas Lindblood\u00b4s penchant for the horror movies of the 80\u00b4s combined with the band\u00b4s love of Old School Swedish death metal seems to be a winning mix. <\/p>\n
Quite a few of the tracks are pinched from old demos, but refreshed in the arms of Andy LaRocque at Sonic Train Studios. Rot and phlegm galore and imagery on the side. What PUTERAEON has achieved is real Old School death, no additives. Tracks like \u201cThe Innsmouth Insanity\u201d, \u201cThe Extraordinary Work of Herbert West\u201d and \u201cRe-Animation\u201d got me in the mood before I even played them. If you by chance don\u00b4t dig the death metal of old, and want various kinds of infusions, you can leave this review right away. But if you like meaty raw death with a taste of blood you\u00b4re in the right place. The downside is that the blurry and typical vocals can get on your nerves before the closing track. Otherwise, I guess I liked the atmosphere and the drumming. But I still wonder if I need to replace any old heroes with this band, to be or not to be\u2026 Give them a chance; they have the best intensions and a lot of experience in the genre.<\/p>\n
Track List
\nStorms over the Devil\u00b4s Reef
\nGraverobber
\nComa
\nExperience Zombiefication
\nWhispers of the Dead
\nDead Once More
\nCastle of Despair
\nThe Innsmouth Insanity
\nThe Plague
\nInto the Deep
\nThe Extraordinary Work of Herbert West
\nRe-Animation
\nThe End of All<\/p>\n
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