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    Possession

    The Unnameable Suffering

    (1993)

    Reviewed by NecRoSarX

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    Label independentDead Zine2002
    black metaldeath metalthrash metal

    Back when I bought this CD, I had to decide between this and their full-length. I bought The Unnameable Suffering to sample, with the option to buy the full-length later. I listened, I wet myself, I rushed back to the store to pick up the full-length, only to find that SOMEONE BOUGHT IT BEFORE ME! YAAAAAARRRRGGHHHH!! NECRO SMASH!!!!!!!

    Okay, okay, after a few cleansing breaths and "putting it in the Happy Box", The Unnameable Suffering is a nice one-two-three punch of blackened thrash metal in the raw, in the vein of Venom and King Diamond. "Seer's Vision" is easily my favorite cut here, a great Revelation tune buffeted by thrash hooks and the most gnarly schizo vocals I've ever heard. "Sounds Of Sorrow" is the rough cut of the song that appeared on Eternally Haunt. "Have No Fear" gives something of a disturbing slant on the whole spiritual warfare thing. Way cool.

    7.5/10

    Other coverage for this album

    Dead Zine 2002Reviewed by undeadMost of you out there are probably not familiar with this cd. I think I'm one of the only people who has it because it is pretty rare. I got this along with Eternally Haunt and a mini cd called Scourge and Fire. This ep was actually released a year before Eternally Haunt and has 3 tracks called Zeer's vision, Sounds of Sorrow, and Have no Fear. Sound of Sorrow actually appears on Eternally Haunt.…Heaven's Metal #50Reviewed by Doug Van PeltThese guys shred! This 3-song EP, called The Unnameable Suffering, is on compact disc, but the sound fluctuates like it was a tape losing particles. The vocals of Nyk E. go off the Richter scale a few times -- to the detriment of the song, but most of the time they're fine growls. The musicians are smokin' hot, though, through and through. There's tight guitar playing with skilled leads and a…Heaven's Metal #49Reviewed by Doug Van PeltThese guys shred! This 3-song EP, called The Unnameable Suffering, is on compact disc, but the sound fluctuates like it was a tape losing particles. The vocals of Nyk E. go off the Richter scale a few times - to the detriment of the song, but most of the time they're fine growls. The musicians are smokin' hot, though, through and through. There's tight guitar playing with skilled leads and a…

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