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    Salt #26/Possession
    Possession — Eternally Haunt cover

    Possession

    Eternally Haunt

    Reviewed by Boo

    Apple Music
    Label Metal Merchant RecordsSalt #26Summer 1995
    death metalprogressive metal

    Possession's first release on Metal Merchant Records, Eternally Haunt, has finally revealed the incredible talent these guys have. From beginning to end the intensity is riveting, with lots of time and key changes to keep it interesting. Those of you who have heard Possession in the past will notice some familiar tracks. Not to worry there is plenty of new stuff and the previously released material is much better produced this time around. I for one was extremely glad to see "Sounds of Sorrow" make the line up. Vocalist, Nyk Edinger, does an incredible job on this one especially on the break after the second chorus. Bone chilling! The guitar work is another area of excellence. Check out track 6. Man it's nice to hear a death band with true talent. Now after reviewing this great music, check out the packaging. Artists, here's another one for your collection. Needless to say, this is a must buy!

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