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    Diesel

    Misérya

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Marco Povervest

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    Diesel is a Brazilian band that changed its name to South Diesel recently. Misérya is their two year old demo-EP. There are five songs on it with one sung partly in Portuguese. The music is a combination of metal and hardcore. It can be described as metalcore perhaps, with vocals that vary from singing and clear screaming to rap. A great song is Suburbia with Living Sacrifice influences and a tremolo overdosed guitar solo. Overall, this band knows how to write good songs and though it's not exceptional I can enjoy them. Production is not bad though the sound of the recording could have been better. Sometimes a little more militant. Nevertheless a fine demo release.

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