 Absak - 20.02.2012 at 13:46
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| This album is very meh for me. I'd probably give it a 7 or something. Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses, Need To Control and Evolution Through Revolution are still a lot better than this, just my opinion. |
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vezzy - 20.02.2012 at 14:11
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| I'd give it an 8. It was pretty good, better than Evolution Through Revolution. |
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A well everybody's heard...
Nice reference and review  |
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Written by BoxCar Willy on 20.02.2012 at 16:18
A well everybody's heard... Nice reference and review
Nice of you to comment on it! I guess I'm a *bit* biased but hey, all reviews are biased. I really liked this stuff and I felt it was an improvement from the previous one (which was also really good). The whole first paragraph sums up how I felt about the album and the lack of attention it got  I still don't understand what's not to like.
Written by Absak on 20.02.2012 at 13:46
This album is very meh for me. I'd probably give it a 7 or something. Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses, Need To Control and Evolution Through Revolution are still a lot better than this, just my opinion.
I haven't heard their debut yet but I find Need To Control extremely bland. Daring experimentations that unfortunately falied most of the time. Gave it a 7. ETR was pretty good, a better change in sound but not as mature as this one. But hey, just my opinion. |
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vezzy - 20.02.2012 at 19:12
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Oh fuck.
I mixed up their debut with Evolution Through Revolution.
I fixed it now, but...
GODDAMMIT! *cans.wav* |
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| Eargasm ARGGGHHH i love this album, great review aswell mate! This album has been my ´´going to work´´ album since it came out^^ |
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A grindcore album that gets a 10 in originality?  hilariously written though! |
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| Bu Bu Bu Brutal! Truth! Brutal is the truth! |
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Written by errorcode99 on 21.02.2012 at 02:09
A grindcore album that gets a 10 in originality? hilariously written though!
What is the problem with Grindcore being original? There ARE bands pushing the envelope in grindcore and there are many examples. |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 21.02.2012 at 16:04
Written by errorcode99 on 21.02.2012 at 02:09
A grindcore album that gets a 10 in originality? hilariously written though!
What is the problem with Grindcore being original? There ARE bands pushing the envelope in grindcore and there are many examples.
I hope there are! i was just being silly in my comment |
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Written by errorcode99 on 21.02.2012 at 17:38
I hope there are! i was just being silly in my comment
I do understand you though! Grindcpre is an odd beast if you ask me. It's very easy to view many bands as similar and that is also perfectly understandable. I know it took me a while to get into the genre a few years back but now I fully embrace it and the more you listen to it the more you see the differences between the cliche bands and those who try to push the envelope. While not being shockfull, Brutal Truth have a very original sound in terms of guitar tune and overall structure to the songs not to mention the genre experimentation with noise. 
Cheers! |
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I must say that this BT offering was really interesting compared to some of the other grindcore titles I had heard in the last year or so. "Fuck the Facts" had a good release, but "End Time" blew it out of the water as far as taking a sound and actually pushing the envelope with it in new ways.
I agree with the review, and I can definitely get on board with the reviewer's enthusiasm. |
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At the time I didnt find it amazing, maybe I'll listen to it later
Edit: Well... 9.5 would be better  |
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| I finally decided to register because of this Brutal Truth review. I'm just glad that you felt the same way about this album. This is a great Grindcore album that shows the many different ways this genre can develop. This is no holds barred Grind dripping with grit and attitude. A top notch release from a pioneer in the genre. Also check out Total Fucking Destruction featuring the same drummer. That is one of many favorite albums also. |
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Absak - 25.02.2012 at 18:13
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Written by Vox Monster on 23.02.2012 at 21:25
I finally decided to register because of this Brutal Truth review. I'm just glad that you felt the same way about this album. This is a great Grindcore album that shows the many different ways this genre can develop. This is no holds barred Grind dripping with grit and attitude. A top notch release from a pioneer in the genre. Also check out Total Fucking Destruction featuring the same drummer. That is one of many favorite albums also.
TFD put out the most lackluster grind album in 2011 I have heard and End Time wasn't far behind. |
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Written by Absak on 25.02.2012 at 18:13
TFD put out the most lackluster grind album in 2011 I have heard and End Time wasn't far behind.
Well, it's all a matter for opinion. I don't agree with you at all and neither does he I suppose. |
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| Great review.... Reading the first paragraph... I thought it was Doc Godin. But its you, the other Doc. Great review. The thing that elevates this is the lack of slick production, that is a smart choice and pays off well. It is way better this way... that is not as slick as those recent Fuck the facts releases. |
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