Well, I didn't know what to expect when D handed me the first album to be released under SotD (Sounds Of The Dead) records, but I'll tell you what I found out. Bleed by Faithbomb is a great disk. I am not trying to sound biased on D's behalf whatsoever, this disk was great. I loved its groove metal riffs with the tough guy hardcore vocals and amazing drums will make you beg for more. I really love the song The Devil and Me. It was great! The music and its thought provoking message were so true and relevant to this day in age.
Since this band is from Texas, they bring a BIG sound. I am telling you, this disk is hard edge and it is really good. The production was very decent for a label's first album, and it is very clear. I also enjoyed how the tracks didn't drag. Not too long, and not too short. This album is definitely something you need to look for.
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Dead Zine 2002Reviewed by NecRoSarXAh. There's that tingly feeling again. The only type of tingly feeling that comes when one hears some really, really good slamming groovetacular metal. That's right. I said "groovetacular". How groovetacular? Faithbomb's Bleed, in my humble opinion, ranks up there with Eternal Decision, Oil, Eloi and Godsmack. Heavy, heavy, heavy. The production is superb, the playing is tight, and the sonics of…Dead Zine 2002Reviewed by D_ListerRIGHT NOW, forget everything you think you know about Faithbomb. Forget that you ever heard The American Jesus whether you liked it or not. Four years after the release of their debut album, Faithbomb stands poised to rip your head off with a blistering album that will leave you wondering where this band's been all your life. What can I say? Yes of course as this is the very first release by my…
