Dude I listen to this album almost daily. I can't get enough of it. Funny trivia, I live near Chuck and Steve and about 3 weeks ago i ran into Chuck at Home Depot where he and his buddy were buying tile for a home project. He's a real cool and nice guy.
My (global) big 4 was Kreator, Testament, Overkill and Exodus this last decade. With Titans of Creation, I lost a lot of my admiration for Testament, despite their renowned band members :-/
mposh I hear ya. IMO here is how I rank the last 5 records 1.) The Formation of Damnation 2.) Titans of Creation 3.) Dark Roots of Earth 4.) The Gathering 5.) Brotherhood of the Snake
@@mposh Formation was my top reforged testament album, but the melodic chops on this new album just bump it slightly ahead for me. I've never really understood the love for The Gathering, it has a few standout tracks, but otherwise I've always found it (and Low) to be their most forgettable and least interesting records.
@@HiveFleetUlfang1 yeah the Exodus pit was pretty mad alright. When the Death Angel guy was talking, he put the "fucking" before every word he said it was hilarious.
I first saw Testament after The New Order, a fan ever since. Their last 3 albums, IMO, are their best. The addition of, without question, one of the most talented, most skilled, most accomplished, and most creative and tasteful, rhythm sections in the history of rock and metal, makes Testament a can't miss band, live or on albums. I was excited like a 14 year old, holding my first guitar, when I heard one of my favorite bassists and one of my favorite drummers had joined one I've my favorite bands. The addition of Dirk Verbeuren into Megadeth (I've been a huge Soilwork fan since 2002), has me anticipating a new Megadeth album in the way I was after Rust in Peace. Dirk is, again, IMO, the most complete, most skilled, and definitely most creative drummers in the world. I agree, this Testament album doesn't reach the top shelf quality of the last two albums, but how many albums do? I do think I like this album a little more than you. The great albums released in the past 4 to 5 years, by bands with histories that reach back to the 1980's, is so fucking phenomenally pleasing.
Love this album! Great review. You says "Lets talk about the riffs" and then skip over the riffs and Eric Peterson (who writes 95% of the riffs) and talk about Skolnick and his solos (which are obviously amazing). Skolnick is my favorite guitarist, but Peterson is severely underrated.
Love Testament🤘 I was lucky enough to party with them after a show on the riding the snake tour. I still have the hooded sweatshirt Jon Allen gave me off his back. He was the touring drummer at the time from Sadus. I haven't seen another one like it and I've looked everywhere
I saw Testament and clicked right away 🙂 Edit: Yes! I remember seeing that amazing Practice What You Preach episode. Alex has always been been one of my favorite shredders and that solo is one of my all time favorite solos.
I want Danny to review more records. I said it once and I’ll say it again, he the best reviewer on this channel besides Sam. Review Body Count, Warbringer, Trivium, and Xibalba please!
Production was completely shut down due to pandemic when this album was released in April. We’re back up and running filming from home now and playing catch-up.
Testament in my opinion is the best Thrash Metal band ever. I love every album they have done including The Ritual and Demonic. Titans Of Creation in my opinion is the best Testament studio album since Alex Skolnick has returned to the band. It is a MASTERPIECE!!!! I got the Japanese import version because it came with a bonus live show from the Brotherhood Of The Snake tour. Testament is a supergroup because every member is a MASTER at their instrument. Testament in my opinion is very underated still. In my eyes they should be headlining arenas all around the world.
Thanks for putting out this content. I was a little disappointed Children of the Next Level didn’t earn any praise, my favorite track but we like what we like. I’ll listen to the shout-put albums, looking forward to those. Peace
my childhood favourite band, people think i'm so cool when I show them their music lol a rock genre for everyone, from soft to heavy... love them so much
I think three stars is too low, but to me that is a Testament(Pun Intended) to how awesome and diverse the albums have been since Skolnik came back/Chuck's recovery from cancer. Each one is a bit different. BOTS was pure Thrash, DROTE was pretty melodic, I can't quite put my finger on what was different about FOD, but that one did have Paul Bostaph and I enjoyed his performance on that more than anything he did for Slayer(not that his stuff with Slayer isn't good). This new one kinda feels like a bit of a show off record with trying some new things here and there(Don't recall anything like Night of the Witch before on a previous record.). In conclusion I think everyone would rank their last four records differently and I think that's beautiful.
Agreed. Saw them in London just before lockdown and the new stuff was killer! Brotherhood is still my fav ‘new’ Testament album, but just wait till Children of the Next Level kicks in and you’re caught in a mosh 😁 cheers dude 🤘
That's exactly the score that I gave this one in my review. I still think that "Dark Roots of Earth" is their best record. Maybe even the best one of their entire career, the initial 4-song onslaught of that album is unmatched thrashing madness.
Wow. I’m a tough grader, I reserve five for absolute masterpieces. That said, I give this a four. Excellent album. I thought three was too low. But we all have our own opinions. Good stuff.
I love Dark Roots, and was initially sceptical about Brotherhood. However, after extensive listening, I am certain that Brotherhood of the Snake is the best Testament album ever. I love every single track on that one😎
Yes, I think it's better than Dark Roots.. But people are afraid to say a 21st century album is better than any classic/80's one.. Their new albums are the best they ever did
The only negative about the simplistic riffing is kinda how I felt about the self titled Lamb of God album on some of the songs. My favorite band, but sounded like they played it safe.
the album is a straight banger, very classic sounding yet blends their newer 4 albums in as well. the only downside is, like he said, the lyrical content is quite juvenile at times. Some of the songs have a little too much cheese to them like Ishtar's Gate, and False Prophet. But when they are on, they are ON. Night of the Witch, WWIII, and Children of the Next Level are brutal. on par with Brotherhood, but I think Brotherhood had more interesting riffs and progressions (but it also had more cheesy songs too)
There's so much content in regards to the names of songs and what they mean...there's alot of occult/ Illuminati references which makes this album even more special.
My big issue with this album and the last one is the album length. Way too long and mid-paced and could do with a whole lot of trimming. Dark Roots of Earth excelled in how consistent it was, with a great balance between thrashers and mid-paced songs, while still being memorable. I still feel that's the best album of the post-Skolnick reunion era.
Hey! I finally found the one guy I agree with, regarding 2008-> Testament. Brotherhood still had WAY better solos than Titans and even Formation, imo :)
one year anniversary of alex killing it at the mod club with stu hamm in toronto, got to share the experience with Dekay and fuck what a night of insane guitar work...excellent musicianship all night...
Well, I've just listened to the entire album. Have those guys stuck to "the formula"? Perhaps they did.... yet guess what happens when I love that "formula"? (Neck hurts a bit).
Very good review. The mid tempo has been the Achilles of this band forever. Not only do they often dedicate too much of an album or song to the mid tempo riff, even live they are oblivious to a change in sound palate, and will stack such songs together. Testament is awesome! But Let’s go fast!
I agree, Brotherhood of the snake is just that good that anything else would be B list in comparation. Titans of creation was very good however, since their return testament surprises me every 4 years with a masterfull album and even if it wasn't the best of the four albums of their new era, it is still superior to a lot of other works (even good ones) from the year.
Agree....it's a very same same safe album. How can an all star band release an album that's not more dynamic? Spot on...tempo was set and then they pressed record. Not a bad album....but left me wanting more.
This album was disappointing for me, I think it should have just been an EP with Night of the Witch, Dream Deciever, City of Angels, and Children of the Next Level on it. That would have been a perfect EP instead of what I consider to be a mediocre album. Testament has been my favorite band for the last 5 years or so by the way
Ya, predicted the lyrical content criticism. The same way you critiqued it haha. Though yes, great album. Maybe doesn't have that hook that will keep me listening to it for a long time after.
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Love Testament and obviously their current rhythm section is world class, but I miss the unique bounce that their classic tracks had. That connection and feel that the original lineup had is tough to duplicate. I feel similarly about Death Angel.
The solo off Practice What You Preach is one of the best of all time, incorporating the melody of the song into the solo was epic. Even back then I knew I was listening to something special.
Daniel is great at highlighting the standout moments on albums. it always makes me excited to listen to a record (I'd already heard this one, but I totally agree with his highlights)
Dude I listen to this album almost daily. I can't get enough of it.
Funny trivia, I live near Chuck and Steve and about 3 weeks ago i ran into Chuck at Home Depot where he and his buddy were buying tile for a home project. He's a real cool and nice guy.
THE TILE KING
@@BangerTV right?
Pretty cool to see rock stars do average Joe stuff.
Tell Chuck next time you see him he's on my ultimate thrash band lineup for vocals.
(Yes I'm joking about actually telling him)
Still waiting for Warbringer WOT, by far my favorite thrash album this year.
Yeah, agree with Warbringer and Havock also VG.
Testaments new album is ok, definetly not great.
Agreed!!!
Fuck yes
Sepultura's new record is great too but they are more than thrash now
Warbringer > Shrapnel > Sepultura > Testament > Havok, considering 2020 thrash releases, so far..
My personal big four has always been Exodus, Overkill, Testament, and Death Angel.
Can't believe it's taken Testament, Exodus and Death Angel this long to tour together, or is that just in the UK where I am?
Yes! I've been saying that same thing for years
My (global) big 4 was Kreator, Testament, Overkill and Exodus this last decade. With Titans of Creation, I lost a lot of my admiration for Testament, despite their renowned band members :-/
@@Metalton95 Yes if we're talking global I would have to include Kreator and Destruction. Infernal Overkill is to this day one of my favorite albums.
The BIGGEST 4
Personally, I think I liked Titans of Creation more than anything since The Gathering. Best album since Skolnick has returned imo.
I'm more partial to Formation of Damnation instead.
mposh I hear ya. IMO here is how I rank the last 5 records
1.) The Formation of Damnation
2.) Titans of Creation
3.) Dark Roots of Earth
4.) The Gathering
5.) Brotherhood of the Snake
@@firedragon_ck4509 Nice rank: Mine would be
1)The Gathering
2) Formation
3)Brotherhood /Titans (not sure yet)
4) Dark Roots
Dark roots of the earth is what brought me back to thrash.
@@mposh Formation was my top reforged testament album, but the melodic chops on this new album just bump it slightly ahead for me.
I've never really understood the love for The Gathering, it has a few standout tracks, but otherwise I've always found it (and Low) to be their most forgettable and least interesting records.
I disagree. I feel Titans is a better album than Brotherhood imo.
I got to see them with Exodus and Death Angel in Dublin back in March, it was an absolutely killer show.
Yeah, I saw them in London. Mosh pit when Exodus was playing was ballistic. Also they were the most humble and grateful guys, all of them.
@@HiveFleetUlfang1 yeah the Exodus pit was pretty mad alright. When the Death Angel guy was talking, he put the "fucking" before every word he said it was hilarious.
Jealous, can't wait to see these songs live in NorthAmerica
Dude I saw them on the same tour in Bristol uk 👍🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
"Titans..." is pretty damn good, but if it was 40 or 45 minutes it would be great!
^^^
I first saw Testament after The New Order, a fan ever since.
Their last 3 albums, IMO, are their best. The addition of, without question, one of the most talented, most skilled, most accomplished, and most creative and tasteful, rhythm sections in the history of rock and metal, makes Testament a can't miss band, live or on albums. I was excited like a 14 year old, holding my first guitar, when I heard one of my favorite bassists and one of my favorite drummers had joined one I've my favorite bands. The addition of Dirk Verbeuren into Megadeth (I've been a huge Soilwork fan since 2002), has me anticipating a new Megadeth album in the way I was after Rust in Peace. Dirk is, again, IMO, the most complete, most skilled, and definitely most creative drummers in the world.
I agree, this Testament album doesn't reach the top shelf quality of the last two albums, but how many albums do? I do think I like this album a little more than you.
The great albums released in the past 4 to 5 years, by bands with histories that reach back to the 1980's, is so fucking phenomenally pleasing.
Love this album! Great review. You says "Lets talk about the riffs" and then skip over the riffs and Eric Peterson (who writes 95% of the riffs) and talk about Skolnick and his solos (which are obviously amazing). Skolnick is my favorite guitarist, but Peterson is severely underrated.
You can definitely tell the riffs that he writes, Eric is definitely the foundation for what testament is
@@papabillydeth4723 true. At least after the Ritual.
Love Testament🤘 I was lucky enough to party with them after a show on the riding the snake tour. I still have the hooded sweatshirt Jon Allen gave me off his back. He was the touring drummer at the time from Sadus. I haven't seen another one like it and I've looked everywhere
I love the bass drop in WWIII.
SO GOOD
yessss
The Healers had a sick guitar riff. One of my favorite songs on this album.
Great riff
I saw Testament and clicked right away 🙂 Edit: Yes! I remember seeing that amazing Practice What You Preach episode. Alex has always been been one of my favorite shredders and that solo is one of my all time favorite solos.
Skolnik is untouchable with his lead playing. Perfect balance of technical skill and melodic face melting.
I want Danny to review more records. I said it once and I’ll say it again, he the best reviewer on this channel besides Sam. Review Body Count, Warbringer, Trivium, and Xibalba please!
So you guys decided to review this album 4 months after its release ? Why the rush ?
Only Death, Black and other shit is more importent.
Production was completely shut down due to pandemic when this album was released in April. We’re back up and running filming from home now and playing catch-up.
@@holgerjudt1722 yeah
sadly, thrash is stale nowadays
Not watched the news lately?
@@BangerTV But the pandemic never stopped any of us from headbanging, while listening to this excellent album! 🤘
No, that’s not correct. The album itself is 5 out of 5 skulls and the bass tone is another 7. So that makes a total of 12 out of 5 skulls.
Shiiit, I wonder if there’s any thrash album you don’t love, considering your admiration for this album?
math!
TESTAMENT 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘!!!!!!
Dekay- Love that shirt where did you get it??
Agree with your review.
Thanks dude! I sell them on my merch store: danieldekay.bigcartel.com/
@@daniel_dekay I love how on the description you recommend to cut the sleeves off and thrash
You can have it made at your local t-shirt logo maker.
@@ortegayecid or you could support Dekay?
This was my question, too. 🤘
That is a killer shirt, where did you get it? Thx! And I love Testament!!!
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Daniel Dekay Awesome! Shirt ordered, can’t wait! Love your reviews!!
Hell Yes! Daniel, you are Banger 2020 my friend!🤟🏾🤘🏾🤟🏾🤘🏾
Love that shirt too 😍🖤
@@jamesgwarrior1981 thanks dude, i sell them on my online store :) danieldekay.bigcartel.com
Sweet. Hope to purchase soon now. Muchos Gracias.
Testament in my opinion is the best Thrash Metal band ever. I love every album they have done including The Ritual and Demonic. Titans Of Creation in my opinion is the best Testament studio album since Alex Skolnick has returned to the band. It is a MASTERPIECE!!!! I got the Japanese import version because it came with a bonus live show from the Brotherhood Of The Snake tour. Testament is a supergroup because every member is a MASTER at their instrument. Testament in my opinion is very underated still. In my eyes they should be headlining arenas all around the world.
Brotherhood of the Snake is a PERFECT album for me, im very excited to listen to this new one. Testament never disapoints
Damned I didn't know you are exciter's guitar player, will the album be done for this year?
It'll be done, released is another question. Weird times. Might wait until we can tour it.
so where do i get one of those t-shirts?
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Gotta love the t shirt dude
thanks \m/ i sell them on my online store danieldekay.bigcartel.com
I'm new to Testament & I love their recent stuff. Songs of the album for me are 'Children of the Next Level' 'Night of the Witch' & 'The Healers'
Thanks for putting out this content. I was a little disappointed Children of the Next Level didn’t earn any praise, my favorite track but we like what we like. I’ll listen to the shout-put albums, looking forward to those. Peace
wow this review came out so early
The fact they can still release this banger of an album this late in their career shows how well Testament has stood the test of time.
test of time, agreed.
Man I love watching Dekay geek out.
Haha
The mix on this album is 10/10
100%
my childhood favourite band, people think i'm so cool when I show them their music lol a rock genre for everyone, from soft to heavy... love them so much
I hate myself for being a pedant but I really wish your t-shirt had an ampersand at the end of each line.
Dekay army represent!
I think three stars is too low, but to me that is a Testament(Pun Intended) to how awesome and diverse the albums have been since Skolnik came back/Chuck's recovery from cancer. Each one is a bit different. BOTS was pure Thrash, DROTE was pretty melodic, I can't quite put my finger on what was different about FOD, but that one did have Paul Bostaph and I enjoyed his performance on that more than anything he did for Slayer(not that his stuff with Slayer isn't good). This new one kinda feels like a bit of a show off record with trying some new things here and there(Don't recall anything like Night of the Witch before on a previous record.). In conclusion I think everyone would rank their last four records differently and I think that's beautiful.
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Agreed. Saw them in London just before lockdown and the new stuff was killer! Brotherhood is still my fav ‘new’ Testament album, but just wait till Children of the Next Level kicks in and you’re caught in a mosh 😁 cheers dude 🤘
Literally saw them yesterday and Children of the next level was played absolutely perfectly like note for note
Great review. I really like the pace Daniel has.
where do i get a shirt like that?
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at my online store my dude! danieldekay.bigcartel.com - thanks!!
Good review Daniel - I agree with your rating. BotS is a very tough act to follow.
Hands down one of the best records that’s going to be out this year
That's exactly the score that I gave this one in my review. I still think that "Dark Roots of Earth" is their best record. Maybe even the best one of their entire career, the initial 4-song onslaught of that album is unmatched thrashing madness.
Dude. Dekay. This review was fucking incredible. 👍🏻 - Jymbo
Where'd you get that shirt? I want one...
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Wow. I’m a tough grader, I reserve five for absolute masterpieces. That said, I give this a four. Excellent album. I thought three was too low. But we all have our own opinions. Good stuff.
I love Dark Roots, and was initially sceptical about Brotherhood. However, after extensive listening, I am certain that Brotherhood of the Snake is the best Testament album ever. I love every single track on that one😎
Yes, I think it's better than Dark Roots.. But people are afraid to say a 21st century album is better than any classic/80's one.. Their new albums are the best they ever did
This is the best Testament lineup and it is not even close
The drums were the weakest part and very weak part of the classic lineup, so I’m really happy for this albums lineup
I played Hypnosis at 16 in front of my high school. Absolutely loved that band in the early 90s. Joe taught Alex and Kirk in the Bay Area
The only negative about the simplistic riffing is kinda how I felt about the self titled Lamb of God album on some of the songs. My favorite band, but sounded like they played it safe.
love the shirt! going to order one. Also good Testament album. Production by Sneap never disappoints. It is a bit slow and same-y at times though
Damnit I REALLY want that shirt dude !!
This album has some cool shit going on but what amazes me is Chucks vocals.. He still sounds like he did 30 yrs ago
Dekay reviews are the best reviews
thanks dude :)
This is my favorite album of the year so far
Testament has really evolved over time, these last four albums are otherworldly, especially brotherhood of the snake
Love this record. Wasn't expecting it to be their best since the Gathering. 4.5 skulls with Pentagrams
the album is a straight banger, very classic sounding yet blends their newer 4 albums in as well. the only downside is, like he said, the lyrical content is quite juvenile at times. Some of the songs have a little too much cheese to them like Ishtar's Gate, and False Prophet. But when they are on, they are ON. Night of the Witch, WWIII, and Children of the Next Level are brutal. on par with Brotherhood, but I think Brotherhood had more interesting riffs and progressions (but it also had more cheesy songs too)
There's so much content in regards to the names of songs and what they mean...there's alot of occult/ Illuminati references which makes this album even more special.
My big issue with this album and the last one is the album length. Way too long and mid-paced and could do with a whole lot of trimming. Dark Roots of Earth excelled in how consistent it was, with a great balance between thrashers and mid-paced songs, while still being memorable. I still feel that's the best album of the post-Skolnick reunion era.
Hey! I finally found the one guy I agree with, regarding 2008-> Testament.
Brotherhood still had WAY better solos than Titans and even Formation, imo :)
I agree too. These albums should have 8-9 songs max
With Hard Wired to Self Destruct I just recut the album without the filler and it’s much better LOL
one year anniversary of alex killing it at the mod club with stu hamm in toronto, got to share the experience with Dekay and fuck what a night of insane guitar work...excellent musicianship all night...
I'm hoping for an Onslaught review in August...
00:30 So we should literally stand by for Exciter.
Holy Hell. WINNER.
Nailed it.
Well, I've just listened to the entire album.
Have those guys stuck to "the formula"?
Perhaps they did.... yet guess what happens when I love that "formula"? (Neck hurts a bit).
Very good review. The mid tempo has been the Achilles of this band forever. Not only do they often dedicate too much of an album or song to the mid tempo riff, even live they are oblivious to a change in sound palate, and will stack such songs together. Testament is awesome! But Let’s go fast!
I THOUGHT THIS ONE WAS BETTER THAN BROTHERHOOD OF THE SNAKE. JUST MY OPINION
Exactly! I agree! IMO this is the best album since The Formation of Damnation even! (I like this one a little more than Dark Roots of Earth)
Chuck Billy still winning the vocalist race. Zero surprise there. \m/
I agree, Brotherhood of the snake is just that good that anything else would be B list in comparation. Titans of creation was very good however, since their return testament surprises me every 4 years with a masterfull album and even if it wasn't the best of the four albums of their new era, it is still superior to a lot of other works (even good ones) from the year.
Great review for this album and they still put out some good thrash!!!
Agree....it's a very same same safe album. How can an all star band release an album that's not more dynamic? Spot on...tempo was set and then they pressed record. Not a bad album....but left me wanting more.
Symptoms is awesome!
BangerTV does not endorse the eating of chili recipes. Just eat chili instead.
great job Dan, totally agree, too many mid-tempos, quite boring, 20 minutes less was better. Brotherhood still on the next level.
Testament is the best fucking metal band in my opinion. And this album sure was no let down !
Favorite Testament record? For me, it's The Ritual. Nice review, I loved Titans; but I REALLY love slow Testament.
Why not Warbringer - Weapons of Tomorrow review?
This album was disappointing for me, I think it should have just been an EP with Night of the Witch, Dream Deciever, City of Angels, and Children of the Next Level on it. That would have been a perfect EP instead of what I consider to be a mediocre album. Testament has been my favorite band for the last 5 years or so by the way
Totally agree mate, I love every Testament album but this one just didnt do it for me. Dream Deceiver kicks ass though!
4 skulls
It is honestly unfair how much talent is packed into this group. It is truly absurd.
Thank you for finally doing this review. I love the album and to me it blows away the disappointing "Brotherhood of the Snake" album.
The brotherhood of the snake is borderline unlistenable imo. It’s just terrible I don’t like a single song but this album is 🔥 great comeback
Nah The Brotherhood of the snake is s fucking masterpiece
@@landinization I agree
Ya, predicted the lyrical content criticism. The same way you critiqued it haha. Though yes, great album. Maybe doesn't have that hook that will keep me listening to it for a long time after.
Do you review new bands ?
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I really hope you guys do a review on Warbringer or Raiders new record
Hit the nail on the fucking head, Dekay!
Best album of the year, and best Testament album since Skolnick left in the 90s.
Love Testament and obviously their current rhythm section is world class, but I miss the unique bounce that their classic tracks had. That connection and feel that the original lineup had is tough to duplicate. I feel similarly about Death Angel.
The solo off Practice What You Preach is one of the best of all time, incorporating the melody of the song into the solo was epic. Even back then I knew I was listening to something special.
Best metal solo ever
@@James-hh1lq yeah one of the best, but for me alex solo on 'True american hate' tops it
@@Thijscube just an amazing player he has tons of great solos .
I didnt even know about this album. As soon as i heard the first audio clip i was like "yep thats testament" XD
Something is wrong with your mic dude. The sound is weirdly distorted.
Titans is great but Brotherhood was their top one since Skolnick's return. A monster of an album!
Agreed
Testament has a legendary Thrash Metal line up
Daniel is great at highlighting the standout moments on albums. it always makes me excited to listen to a record (I'd already heard this one, but I totally agree with his highlights)
They’re all in their 50s how fast do you want them to play???...
Where are all the thrashers man ..lol 🎸🥁🎤
He has this incredible ability. Yep. He sure does.
Why don't you play some of the parts of the album you are talking about? Play some of the great licks and blast beats you keep mentioning
I agree. I liked Brotherhood better too even though the band didn't. Much thrashier and dare I saw heavier
great video
Great songs but another standard andy sneap sound really doesn't do it anymore for me.
I was fucking waiting for this!
Such a tight sounding album it is.