Trifixion
A Utopia For The Damned


4.0
excellent

Review

by Shu USER (6 Reviews)
November 3rd, 2011 | 15 replies | 2,190 views


Release Date: 2011 | Tracklist

Review Summary: More of the same Death metal we all know and like

2 of 5 thought this review was well written

Hailing from the Uk, land of some well known Metal acts such as Anaal Nathrakh, Paradise Lost or even Black Sabbath, has presented us now Trifixion, a Brutal Death Metal band with some grind elements. Trifixion released their debut album 'A Utopia For The Damned', an impressive effort.

The album cover, along with the song titles are certainly amusing, it can bring cannibal Corpse to mind, without all the gore festival going on. Another factor that Trifixion shares with CC is the superb songwritting, all instruments are played to perfection, the synchronization is absolutely flawles.
The songs wont differ much from each other, fast unrelenting riffs to the style of (old) Crypstopsy and Cannibal Corpse, a low gutural growl from lead singer Giuseppe "Gez" Romano will take you for the ride in every song as well. The drumming is Origin like, extremely fast and the bass sort of mixes the sound all together allowing the band to standout as a whole.

The intro song is a perfect opener, like a prelude to the madness that follows, some songs, even at blast beat pace, have small parts where the music slows down, which is used as a buildup because the band will eventually explode again for another brutal assault, sounding faster than ever, like the slow part done on the second track '***ed In Gutteral Vortex' and then exploding into an insane riff but also progressing the sound at a great and brutal pace.

Allthough most of the time you will be hearing blast beats, the band sometimes includes breakdowns, like in 'Delta 9 Messiah', a great addiction since the band doesnt overuse them, so the it'll be less expected and have a better impact on the music itself, rather than replace every single riff like 90% of nowadays deathcore bands.
No complaints on the production values, unless of course, you're searching around for 'raw' sound, the production is crystal clear, you're more than able to hear every instrument to perfection.
That being sayd, the album itself is surely a great listen to any Death Metal fan. However its not anything new or creative, the band contains elements from very well known Death Metal bands (like that ones mentioned above), blending their style to create a more modern sound. For the most part, they succeed.
So even although Trifixion is walking a path that has allready been walked, musically speaking, the potential in this band is insanelly crazy, and, who knows, maybe were looking at the future of death metal right here, that is, however, if this band will end up being able to create a truly, creative and fresh, Brutal Death Metal album.

Pros:
Fast&brutal
Consistent
Intruments are played perfectly

Cons:
Unoriginal

Recomended tracks:
Delta 9 Messiah
Fucked In Gutteral Vortex
Showered In Glass In A World Of Shit



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seedofnothing
November 3rd 2011



3423 Comments


excellent review sir, neatly spaced out and easy to read, i will be checking this out

IpodMastery
Contributing Reviewer
November 3rd 2011



5853 Comments


Review neds some work. Writing is too blocky and sections fail to expand on the previous ideas. For example; Hailing from the Uk, land of some well known Metal acts(plural) such as Anaal Nathrakh(one example, where's example two?), has present us now Trifixion, a Brutal death Metal band...

Try re-writing; Hailing from the UK, a country known for another well known metal act Anaal Nathrakh, gives us Trifixion, a brutal death metal band that hints at some grind elements.

Ovrot
November 3rd 2011



9759 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

this was on my list of albums to review

Eons
November 3rd 2011



270 Comments


I dont think this is that good not like you praised it to be brah.

seedofnothing
November 3rd 2011



3423 Comments


oh shit i just realized the album art and saw some sweet ass, perfect ending to a night in the ass vs. frontal lobe thread

hope thats fem ass tho

Hawks
November 3rd 2011



31532 Comments


This review needs to be edited.

Digging: Diamond Head - Lightning To The Nations

seedofnothing
November 3rd 2011



3423 Comments


just listened to 3 tracks, wont go any further, not feelin it at all, feels really generic

Shuyin
November 3rd 2011



8457 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

sry, i saw the errors and ill fix it tomorrow , thats what i meant by unorginal i only praised theyr ability to play, peace

Digging: Mouth of the Architect - Quietly

Shuyin
November 4th 2011



8457 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

done, if there are any more grammar errors let me know, my english is not perfect but this album needed a review anyway

@IpodMastery, yes it was a childish mistake and its fixed now, i have no idea how that got through hahaha

IpodMastery
Contributing Reviewer
November 4th 2011



5853 Comments


yes it was a childish mistake and its fixed now

You know... that was just one example.... here, let me help:

Trifixion released they'r debut album 'A Utopia For The Damned', an impressive effort.
Try; Trifixion release their debut album ___________, and for the most part it's a highly impressive effort.
reminds me* of some C*annibal Corpse, but without the gore....

songwritting

songwriting*

even at blast beat speed

Um, blast beating is NOT a tempo, it's a technique that (is often used to create a "double time" feel to the music) gives an allusion of faster tempos and (in this genre especially) adds to the overall mood to the music. For example, "That blast beating makes this song sound so brutal". You can see from this that the blast beats give a brutal feel to the music.

alltogether

all together*

IpodMastery
Contributing Reviewer
November 4th 2011



5853 Comments


Your sentences need some work too, so i'll just give you one example but your whole review needs a look over.

Example: That being sayd, the album itself is surelly a great listen to any Death Metal fan, however its not anything new or creative, the band contains elements from some of the well knows Death Metal bands like that ones mentioned above, creating a mixup of all those bands and trying to create a more modern sound, mostly succeeding.

Re-typed: That being said, the album itself is surely a great listen to any death metal fan. However, it's not anything new or creative. The band uses elements from some other well known death metal acts (liked those mentioned above) and this creates a blend of those bands in the hopes of making a more, modern sound. For the most part, they succeed.

At this point, I must ask: Did you type this up in Word (or something similar)? I don't mean to sound overly mean but I guess this is the internet.



IpodMastery
Contributing Reviewer
November 4th 2011



5853 Comments


So even tho* Trifixion is walking a path that has allready been walked, musically speaking, the potencial* in this band is insanelly* crazy, and, who knows, maybe were lookin* at the future of death metal right here, that is, however, if this band will end up being able to create a trully*, creative and fresh, Brutal Death Metal album.

Spell-check please?




itchy
November 4th 2011



234 Comments


"Trifixion released they'r debut album.." - the wrong spelling of the wrong word (you want their)

"The album cover, along with the song titles are certainly amusing, reminds some of cannibal Corpse, without all the
gore festival going on."
- The comma usage is also amusing! you would want to do something like: The album
cover, along with the song titles, are certainly amusing.


Your third paragraph is one mammoth sentence with 6 dubiously-placed commas. Even after multiple readings I can't
figure out what that sentence is trying to say.

The long and short of it is that you should look at your comma and period usage. You use a lot more commas and a
lot less periods than is necessary.

Shuyin
November 4th 2011



8457 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

agh, ill fix it later then.. :/

Shuyin
November 6th 2011



8457 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

aight i made up a few changes, i didnt wanted to copy paste what you sayd but i apreciate the help, i tryed to be more specific with the music itself, normally my reviews are short&simple, guess it didnt work out so well, and yeah i did type it on word before, problem is my windows is all in portuguese and i have no idea how to use the spell checker. for the funny part i have no idea why i keep changing the 'their' to 'theyr', but i REALLY need to work on perfecting my written english, not for reviews here but for other professional work, thank you



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