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    Krush

    Sindrome

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Marco Povervest

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    Label TMAG RecordsArt for the Ears2002
    groove metalhard rockheavy metal

    The follow-up to Welcome To Paradise is the logical next step. Even though the band went through some line-up changes (three left to be replaced by bassist Stan Peel and former Crystavox drummer Fred Helm) yet they still sound as crushing. The continuity is most clearly with the remake of two old songs (Light Of Day & Wrath). These stay close to the originals on WTP. Yet the production is better. This is music of crushing quantity. Man, it's heavy music that makes you feel like you're lying on the street while someone runs a drill over you. Basically it's a metal effort, heavy and with raw, screaming vocals. It sounds very American, in a sense. A song like Stand And Fight obviously is easy to scream along to in the chorus. Not every song appeals to me but the band does a nice job. Best songs are probably the title track, Fly Away and the aforementioned Wrath.

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