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Angel Corpse-The Inexorable
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| Mutilashawn User Info... | Not new at all . . . but the best goddamn album I've bought in ages. It is doubtful that Angel Corpse needs an introduction . . . but fans of war/death/thrash metal time to drool. Good through and through. Crushing, catchy, and fucking brutal. Brutal in atmosphere not neccessarily as in generic brutal death metal. Sinister as fuck. Can't get enough. Here's to Relapse mail order!! - Thu, 30 Sep 2004 6:00pm | ||
| KK Downingsyndrome User Info... | I remember going on vacation in New York. Went to a record store and found Inexorable. Brought it home and watched everyone die as it hadn't been released in canada yet. Landmark album. Check out Exterminate, their album before this. I'd even say it's more crushing, with John Longstreath on drums (if you don't know who that is, you shouldn't be reading this thread). - Fri, 1 Oct 2004 12:53am | ||
| The Other Nick User Info... | yeah, allfather rules - Sun, 3 Oct 2004 1:29pm | ||
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