Possession
The Unnameable Suffering
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
These 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 locked-in rhythm section. The graphics and lyrics are done in such a way to tell the truth, but attract the deceived flock to it.
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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…More from Possession
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