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This new album from the brutal Swedes
of Loss is a clear proof that even though a band plays death metal you need a
good vocalist. They do have two vocalists (or perhaps just one vocalist
altering his voice, not sure about that) but neither of them are of the
quality needed to reach the top of the mountain among the tough competition of
today. Fortunately this doesn't completely ruin the album and the vocals
actually sound extraordinary good at a few places like the chorus of "Worship
This". The death metal that Loss has devoted their instruments to is of a
rather dark nature, not as brutal as many American bands and not quite as
melodic as In Flames. They don't have many slower passages but they do have a
fair share of both brutal vocals, powerful riffs and nice melodic displays of
technical skill. What makes Loss less interesting is the aforementioned
annoying vocals and occationally their music feels a little monotonous but if
you're a death metal fan you shouldn't have any problems digesting this
album as well. After all, apart from these objections it is a good release
with fairly nice music.
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1. Dominant Nature 2. Last |
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Regrets 3. Death Instinct 4. Wasted Source 5. Worship |
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This 6. Mental Disturbance 7. Erased 8. Enclosure |
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