Formed in 1980 and considered not only as one of the most representative bands of metal in its native Italy, but the genus Speed \u200b\u200b/ Black metal in general, this group originally met in Milan last year and for 2009, after 20 years of being dissolved, launches his new job leading Unexpected Fate as a title.
Unexpected Fate, the sixth being added to the previous discography of the band consisting of the following works: The Day of Wrath (1985 Roadrunner Records), The Final Separation (1986 Roadrunner Records), IX ( Discomagic 1987 Records), Neurodeliri (1988 Metal Master Records), Alive ... in Poland (1990 Metal Master Records).
For old fans of the group will not be surprised to find that this new offering Bulldozer, in addition to preserving the classic elements of the genre and compositional qualities that distinguished the sound of band, have incorporated more modern elements, especially batteries more rapid and better sound production, it still does not stop sounding like a classic album Bulldozer with distinctive elements of Thrash, Speed \u200b\u200band Crossover amalgamated with a strong influence of Venom.
Those familiar with the Italian scene means to listen to this record from which the influences and the typical Italian sound so characteristic of groups such as Necrodeth and Schizo.
For those who know the group and grew up listening to The Exorcism this will be more than enough to want to taste the Unexpected Fate, but still left a bitter taste after listening Vip songs like Micro or Bastard who lack the strength and magic that had previous productions and bands that abound in the genre daughters born after the disappearance of Bulldozer like Desaster, Cranium or Desekrator.
Several questions I drilled the mind after listening to this and other discs that have recently come to my hands really need these meetings the scene of bands that pretend to live on past glories and present nothing new or at less than their previous work? Is this a response to this new global wave of returning to the 80's, Thrash and Speed, in a nutshell, this meeting will be a product of fashion? Listen and draw their own conclusions, just like old follower of receipt Bulldozer welcome this album and many more will.
Year: 1980
Origin: Italy
Style: Black / Thrash Metal
AC Wild (Alberto Contini) - Vocals, Bass, Keyboards Andy
Panigada - Guitars
Ghiulz Borroni - Guitars
Manu - Drums
1. Unexpected Fate
4:17 2. Aces Of Blasphemy
2:59 3. Salvation For Sale 2:39
4. Use Your Brain 03:55
5. Micro VIP 03:40
6. Bastards 03:29
7. Buried Alive By Trash 04:15
8. The Counter-Crusade 04:55
9. The Prediction 01:22
10. In The Name 05:26
CALIFICACION: FUCKING AWESOME (4)
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