[QUOTE=Wotan;13664445]Bringing Back The Bloodshed is the newest, right?[/QUOTE]
Yes.

I have a question about Overkill...

Is Tim still drumming, or is it this new guy Ron Lipnicki??

It's not Tim. I saw them a while ago, and Tim wasn't in the band

Yeh, I asked on the Overkill forum, and it is the guy I thought it was....Ron Lipnicki. I guess that forum (Overkill) just hasn;t been updated for quite a while then...

And if anyone cares, Overkill are currently in studio :)

The new album better be better than the last one, or I'm going to kick Blitz in the nuts when I see him.

bummer, just read that Hirax is playing the Destruction show I was planning on going to. I don't think I'm ever going to see Municipal Waste.

bah.

bummer indeed

oh well at least you still get to see Sadus and Destruction.

CER-TAIN DEATH!

I hate how I always mix up Satus and Sadus.

been listening to bonded by blood almost all day, smoked twice. hell yeah

So I just realised I'm in love with Pestilence - Consuming Impulse. Its so damn good.

[I]Consuming Impulse[/I] is amazing

even though it's not Thrash lol

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;13681433][I]Consuming Impulse[/I] is amazing

even though it's not Thrash lol[/QUOTE]

only pestilence i dont have, and yeah, i was gonna say it's not thrash.

It's pretty damn close to thrash.

Its thrash enough. I guess that means the thrash album I've been loving the most recently is Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal.

[QUOTE=FatalEnergy;13674667]The new album better be better than the last one, or I'm going to kick Blitz in the nuts when I see him.[/QUOTE]
Yeh, the new one was deffinetly a step down from "Killbox 13", but it still had some cool tracks, like "A Pound of Flesh".

[QUOTE=Wotan;13681462]It's pretty damn close to thrash.[/QUOTE]
It's thrashy, but I wouldn't even call it Death/Thrash.

If we were talking about [I]Malleus Maleficarum[/I] then it would be a different story.

[QUOTE]only pestilence i dont have, and yeah, i was gonna say it's not thrash.[/QUOTE]
Man you need it, total classic. Easily in my Top 3 Death Metal album, and is a huge step above the rest of their other albums.

It needs better production.

What does?

I think he is talking about Consuming Impulse, I have to disagree though, the production is fine. Whatever genre it is, its a kick [I]a[/I]ss album.

Ci.

A.R.G. are pretty sick...

NP: Adoration of the Kings

A.R.G. are alright.

Josh you are silly. [I]Consuming Impulse[/I] has fantastic production, especially for a Death Metal band in 1989. Sure it doesn't sound as good as [I]Left Hand Path[/I] and [I]Cause of Death[/I] but how many DM albums do?

and they didn't have the luxury of having a quality studio which was pretty much exclusively for extreme Metal bands like the Floridia bands did.

:jonorant:

I meant the mixing tbh. Quality is fine, but everything sounds way too dry.

It is dry, but it's refreshing to hear an old-school Death Metal album (especially from Europe) that isn't drenched in reverb and/or delay. Even though I do like that.

and Van Drunen's vocals are so good he doesn't need effects to make him sound better :]

His vocals needed work bad. I just hate the overall production/mixing. Blah.

His vocals are godly >:[

As godly as Dying Fetus vox

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;13681696]His vocals are godly >:[[/QUOTE]

123, his vocals are one of the things I really like about the album. They're brutal but not generic and carry a good amount of individualism.

ITT: Josh has bad taste in vocalists

anyway I would love to rant about how you are wrong more but I have class :(

Good old school death vocals = Entombed + Obituary. Not Pestilence :)

That said, Pestilence does indeed kick ***.