The fact that he fucks up ever so slightly now and again makes it seem as though the band recorded this album in one take, lending it a sort of 'live' quality. That's not to say that this guy sucks because, frankly, I was blown away with the lot of his accomplishments on this album.

Not since Sepultura's 'Morbid Visions' have I heard a drummer skip a beat or throw in the unintentional triplet whilst galloping along in a frenzy. The drummer is a joy beyond measure as I can actually hear him fucking up from time to time! Imagine that. Unfortunately, though, this is one of those guys who is generally compelled to scream over just about every conceivable rhythmic fluctuation from start to finish, thus making the enjoyment of the positive aspects of this album a chore to accomplish. There are singular moments where the vocalist emits a rather triumphant sounding roar and I thought, 'well hey now'. Pig Destroyer would become one of the most well-known grindcore bands in the genre. Throughout the band's earlier history, they were a 3-piece band until sampler Blake Harrison joined in 2006, and had no bassist until the inclusion of John Jarvis in 2013. Hayes, guitarist Scott Hull, and drummer John Evans, later replaced by Brian Harvey. Pig Destroyer is an American grindcore band formed in 1997 in Alexandria, Virginia. Reissues and re-releases always offer an easy excuse to dive back into records with importance and.

After a while I chose to ignore them as best as I could as I was compelled to see my way through the labyrinthine onslaught of riffs, blasts and drum rolls. The vocals took some getting used to as I'm not particularly fond of the screaming bitch variety. I get the estimate, but, dare I say that if you were to weed away much of the blasting here you'd have a straight up thrash metal album. I understand that most people, including the band themselves, equate Pig Destroyer's music with grindcore, and that's all well and good. Obviously Pig Destroyer do not reallyВ 'sound' like Slayer, but there are definitely, without an ioda of a doubt, moments throughout this album where the guitar riffs conjure the same feeling I had decades ago when I first heard Reign in Blood. This was the first time I ever thought to myself, 'holy shit, this sounds like Slayer'.

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