COG „Culling”
Cog have been around for the better part of this decade and to their credit, the sextet easily rank among South East Asias most promising bands. Their sound the sum total of influences whose breadth spans several familiar genres, for this sophomore album titled Culling the band remain ever unpredictable and begin matters on an interesting note with the riveting opener Dissolve. Comparing Cog to any modern band would be difficult, so lets just forget the references and dissect the songs here.
TESTAMENT, LAMB OF GOD
April 17, 2010, Quezon City, Philippines
BLOODSHEDD „Spare No One”
Killer Songs: Collective,” “This House of Termites,” “Point Blank Target On God”
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ARCHENEMY, BLOODSHEDD, MORTAL FEAR, BADBURN, INTOLERANT
October 20, 2009, World Trade Center, Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines
END OF MAN „Power, Corruption, and Lies”
Killer Songs: Questioning, Power, Corruption, and Lies, Pagkagat ng Dilim
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END OF MAN „Power, Corruption, and Lies”
Killer Songs: Questioning, Power, Corruption, and Lies, Pagkagat ng Dilim
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SIN „Audio Summoned Flesh”
Right before reviewing the better albums of 2009 gets underway (as if it hasnt already), a few leftovers from the previous year still deserve their time in the spotlight here at Metalcentre. And among all the dross that hasnt been rated yet, its Sins Audio Summoned Flesh that trumps the competition for a few good reasons.
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INTOLERANT „Reasons For Unrest”
Not wasting time with fancy intros, Clenched Fist starts this debut album on a loud note. Reminiscent of Machine Head and Soulfly, the latter-day Thrash Metal Intolerant play comes steeped in aggression and bouncy grooves.