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    Art for the Ears 2003/Empty Grave
    Empty Grave — Inside The Man There Is An Empty Space Which Has The Size Of God cover

    Empty Grave

    Inside The Man There Is An Empty Space Which Has The Size Of God

    (1999)

    Reviewed by Marco Povervest

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    death metalgrindcore

    It's evident that I'm not going to repeat the title of this disc twice in this review. Nor am I going to write something about each song. Even though there are only 26 minutes of music on this album, there are 81 songs! Empty Grave is a grindcore band from Brazil. The vocals vary from shrieking to grunts. Sometimes they sound like you've entered a pigsty (like in Armagedon Sonore & Fundamento Sobre La Roca). Like many bands in this style of music the album's got a disgusting cover. You can see a corpse with protruding bowels. I'm not particularly fond of this kind of cover art. The music also doesn't appeal to me. Fans of Vomitorial Corpulence might wanna check out Empty Grave.

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