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In the year 2000 the German crust-death metal band Viu Drakh
released their album "Take No Prisoners, Grind Them All And Leave This Hell"
and now they are back again with their follow-up entitled "Death Riff
Society". The new album is pretty much in the same vein as before with
aggresive death metal riffs coupled with some Slayer influences and equally
aggressive vocals. This time they show improvement as well, most notably the
production is a lot better thanks to the work the Swede Berno Paulsson did for
them in his studio. The first couple of tracks of this album also display some
nice song writing skills of these German guys. Overall this album is more
powerful and takes the band one step further in my book. Eventually the songs
get a little boring though since they sound too similar too each other but
altogether this is a nice album for fans of extreme yet technical and playful
metal. They have played together for a while now and this is something you can
easily notice when listening to the music on this album. Viu Drakh have also
included a nice cover version on Motörhead's legendary "Ace Of
Spades". This band is at their best when playing fast and luckily this is
what they do for most of these twelve tracks of tight death
riffing.
| Tracklist |
1. Death |
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Riff Society 2. Demon Dance 3. Mutant Gods 4. Burn |
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5. Peaches And Cream 6. Caravan 7. Blade Spirits 8. |
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Worst Disease 9. Dead Or Alive 10. As The Dormant Awakes |
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11. Silver 12. Ace Of Spades |
: 45.15
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