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If your album starts off with the sample from Tony Malum’s ( Who coincidentally produced a Genesis video back in 1977, which had connection with the progressive bands back in the British days who coincidentally included Yes. Which in turn included Rick Wakeman which in turn did the music for that film. Just a little info for ya.) The Burning then you have my attention. This is for death metal completists. The whole label is compiled of a gore soaked roster. Frightmare was one of those bands where the cover seemed to give off a cheap impression. Unfortunately, I judge a book by its cover. Kick me in the gonads and call me Michael cause I found a new fav. The judging thing always backfires.

If you are familiar with Terrorizer and Hemorrhage then keep a close step behind me and I’ll show you the path to a better and brighter darkness. Infiltrated with gore laced splattering and European ambience to give a raw true death metal feel. Vocals go from all forms of range. Down tuned to Carcass / Exhumed / Hemdale screech. Clips from Friday The 13th Pt. 1. The wonderfully Canadian made MY Bloody Valentine by George Mihalka. Fulci’s The New York Ripper and Bill Lustigs Maniac. If your hooking up the horror in heaping spoonfuls of glorious sauce then you’re a friend in my book. Especially when you sound like the aforementioned bands with sweet ass solos flailing about in a bloody manor.

Gorelicious people.
 

-Cannibal Cam

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