Suffocation
Souls to Deny (Relapse Records 2004)
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Ok, so this isn't old
Suffocation, but it's better than most death out there today.
Gone are the blistering speeds of earlier albums, ("Effigy Of
The Forgotten", and "Pierced from Within") but in their places
are technical playing and a lot more song craft than in the early
days. I guess taking a break worked out for the best. Songs to
look for: "Deceit", "To Weep Once More", "Souls to Deny", and
"Immortally Condemned".
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
Album review
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Ok, so this isn't old
Suffocation, but it's better than most death out there today.
Gone are the blistering speeds of earlier albums, ("Effigy Of
The Forgotten", and "Pierced from Within") but in their places
are technical playing and a lot more song craft than in the early
days. I guess taking a break worked out for the best. Songs to
look for: "Deceit", "To Weep Once More", "Souls to Deny", and
"Immortally Condemned".
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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