At this point it seems to give an overview of EXODUS, should be unnecessary. Either hang the label of "metal" and must know and recognize the name and what it means for the genre (thrash metal). Exhibit B: The Human Condition is the material to be walking and circulating at the moment, and is the sequel to The Atrocity Exhibition ... Exhibit A, released in October 2007.
This Exhibit B, has changed little over the first part, and is attached musically with the latest material the band (after Baloff), ie the sound with more modern and "groovie" in some parts, so that everyone who disagrees with that line that the band is now, since not going to change Apparently, it is still a modernized sound. But at least for me, this is not a bad thing because there are also excellent songs. Another point that maybe I could not finish like it is the duration of the subjects, since it is a long drive, there are few topics that last less than 6 minutes, but again, this is not necessarily a bad thing because all subjects are very well prepared.
This job is open long The Ballad Of Leonard And Charles , long track but well armed with sharp riffs and outstanding immediately engaging. Although it is basically a topic fast and brutal, it is their well-intended changes, just on medium speed, spiced with some melodies, brutal and sugarcane, of course. Guitars rule the disc, something that was obvious in every track. Beyond The Pale another excellent riffs, and excellent time management, although long never bored again. Although both this and the previous one, a couple of minutes less than they would not have fallen ill, even could have been even better.
Those who closely followed all about this production, and know what they will encounter Life Hammer And in the few short tracks of the album, and interestingly is less swift than the previous.
Returning to the intensity and speed this Class Dismissed (A Hate First) , well marked by the double bass with a variety of riffs, but all focused on the modern. Again the guitars dominate to the fullest, giving away good solos and clear cane, cane cane and more. Downfall maintaining quality, and attention, and gives us another good topic. To shake off a bit this March Of The sycophants with visceral passages, and with enough of these rhythms "groovy", which may not please many, but also excellent passages recipe fast and thrash, with its aggressive dose of melody. Nanking is a masterpiece from the beginning to the end. All ingredients are expected here, melodic start high-level, mid-tempo riffs accompanied by sharp, with excellent solos. Burn, Hollywood, Burn neglects the development and long tracks, and gives us raw thrash metal, short track and direct. Democide less visceral and faster than the previous average rate most, but packed with riffs and melodies of entertainment.
Another track that takes a look by different rhythms is The Sun Is My Destroyer , brutal start, change a bit on the fly, at an intense pace, but less overwhelming that takes control over most of the subject, and the final explodes again. A Perpetual State Of Indifference is a small instrumental track which leads to Good Riddance , excellent choice to end the disc. Again is a violent and thrash track, from start to finish, with a particular closure. Great album in my opinion, few can be put buts, mostly for things minimal. Perhaps the best album with Mr. Rob Dukes.
Year: 1980
Origin: USA
Style: Thrash Metal
Members:
Rob Dukes (vocals)
Gary Holt (Guitars)
Lee Altus (guitar)
Jack Gibson (bass)
Tom Hunting (drums)
01. The Ballad Of Leonard And Charles
02. Beyond The Pale
03. Life Hammer And
04. Class Dismissed (A Hate First)
05.
Downfall 06. March Of The sycophants
07. Nanking
08. Burn, Hollywood, Burn
09. democide
10. The Sun Is My Destroyer
11. A Perpetual State Of Indifference
12. Good Riddance
RATING: FUCKING AWESOME (4)
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