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Thirteen years before a change of name, and after that another four years before the first actual debut was released ‘Inflict the Inevitable’, by the Dutch band Fuelblooded. Though I’m from Holland myself, I had never heard of the name Fuelblooded before.
Fuelblooded make straightforward metal, a mixture of different genres, mainly the Thrash and Death metal genre’s. Very intense melodies, drum blastbeats and heavy growling is what describes Fuelblooded in a few words. But there’s more to it. Especially ‘Constructive Destruction’ stands out in my opinion. A brilliant drum intro, followed by a high-tempo main riff with powerful vocals. Definitely one of the highlights of the album.
The titlesong is actually an intro to the next song ‘Hate of a thousand ages’. With song good guitar riffs and pounding drums it’s not a bad way to build up tension for the final latter half of the album. ‘Hate of a Thousand Ages’ is also one of the highlights of the album. A little less up-tempo in the beginning, but swiftly changing into a very powerful and intense song.
The first real slow song is ‘Dissector of Souls’, which, according to Fuelblooded, has a ‘slow and pounding sound’. I couldn’t disagree, and this really adds some more variety to the album as a whole. All in all I can say that ‘Inflict the Inevitable’ is a very pleasant album to listen to, and truly a recommendation for most thrash-death metal fans.
| Tracklist |
| 1. Art Of Life |
| 2. Measure Swords |
| 3. Dream Tech Inc. |
| 4. Constructive Destruction |
| 5. Inflict The Inevitable |
| 6. Hate Of A Thousand Ages |
| 7. The Hangman's Burden |
| 8. Dissector Of Souls |
| 9. Poisonous |
| 10. The Silence |
: 42.26
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