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Art Of Manipulation E.P. |
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| Deathinition are a thrash metal band from Poland formed in 2008 who released their debut E.P. 'Art Of Manipulation' in 2013. | ||||||
| Influenced by such legendary thrash metal bands Exodus, Speultura, Megadeth and Testament, Deathinition capture the brutality, rawness and power that these bands brought to the thrash metal genre back in the eighties and early nineties. | ||||||
| First up on this four song E.P. is 'My Personal Maniac Fear' with heavy thrash laden guitar riffs and a throaty rasping vocal performance. It is high paced with some cracking guitar solos. Next up is the thunderous 'Art Of Misunderstanding' which rattles like a freight train, has a pounding rhythm and an excellent guitar solo. | ||||||
| 'Priest' is the third song, opening with a heavy groove riff and an artillery sounding drum and bass rhythm as it romps along mid paced with attitude. Closing the E.P. is the fast paced 'Klamstwa Dia Mas' owing more of its sound to speed and power metal genres than thrash, but it still retains the thrash elements of throaty rasping vocals and heavy, sometimes screaming guitars. | ||||||
| Overall, a short but brilliant introduction to the thrash metal sound of Deathinition. Heavy, thrash laden guitar riffing and powerful vocals. | ||||||
| Review by Iron Mathew Collins | ||||||
| Reviewed for Vlad Promotion | ||||||
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