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    Dead Zine 2002/Liberation By Blood

    Liberation By Blood

    I Can't Breathe in This Flood

    Reviewed by Hey You

    Label independentDead Zine2002
    hardcoremetalcore

    I first heard of these guys on mp3.com and I really liked what I heard. You can download their first track, Peace Be Unto Thee, there. Since the cd is short, the review will be short. It's only five songs, but 5 very inventive and creative songs. I really love dueling vocals. One is high-pitched, similar to Sean from Within, and the low vocals are pretty low growls, similar to the guy from Spite of Opposition's growls. I also like the high and low vocals together, always an added bonus. The music is very tight and the production is very well done, despite the band doing it themselves. They are very talented. I hope they get signed, or at least make some more albums.

    8.5/10

    Other coverage for this album

    Dead Zine 2002Reviewed by AdamThese guys come from Florence, Alabama and they call themselves Liberation By Blood. I like the name. They play Flo-town metalcore. Simple, yet effective. But here's a rundown on this demo EP... The first track "Peace Be Onto Thee" starts off medium fast and the vocals are a high pitched scream, not like Narcissus, more like Dallas of Underoath, but not really. Then a little later in the song,…

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