Deeply mesmeric compositions drew us each into the depths of our souls, to the most contemplative layers, where we experienced epiphanies which are hard to put into words.
This is the foulest of foul, and one of the rare releases of this style that doesn’t bore me to tears.
The band continues in a niche side of extreme music that takes the original, anti-musical ethos of grindcore seriously.
The musicianship here is as you’d come to expect for the band, top notch and tight. All these songs are driving, super fast paced rippers.
This album is a banger and I’m very confident the band would keep the pit absolutely hopping.
This makes the compilation highly listenable as a continuous experience (I do not always find this is the case with various artist compilations).
Enjoy every jolt, reprieve, attack, and sharp turn.
The next time someone asks you to explain what death metal sounds like, just play them this album. They will likely be hooked. I know I am.
Smiles, jamming, and shredding are offered to entice the audience, and with a band like Tulus, it worked like a charm.