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Raziel's Reviews: Carnal Forge - The More You Suffer
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Posted 2003-11-24, 05:13 AM
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When was the last time you heard a song so heavy it almost hurt you? And I'm not talking "Ooh, that halogen lamp burnded my handsies" pain, I'm talking "force fed broken glass while being jerked off with a handful of razorblades and vomit" pain. You want to hear not just one song, but twelve songs of that hard-hitting caliber? Armor up friends, because you're heading for a world of hurt, and Carnal Forge only finds happiness in "The More You Suffer."
Hell. Blood. Fire. That's what the initials in the album's opening track "H.B.F. Suicide" stand for, and that's exactly what you'll get as the frantic opening riff blasts through your eardrums, flash frying your brain on the way out. The chorus breaks down a bit, bringing a sort of "death march" feeling with it. I can imagine legions of undead storming a helpless suburb to this song, and it pleases me to no end.
The insanity continues with the spastic "Deathblow", with an insane tempo, and a whirlwind mishmash of vocals and guitarwork. Not my personal favorite, but a goodie nonetheless. My favorite track on the album happens to be the third smattering of rotting brain matter entitled "Ripped And Torn". The intro is honestly one of the most viciously powerful bits of musical crescendo that I've ever heard, and it only gets better from there. The chorus actually features one of the few vocally harmonic moments on the disc, and is practically worth the price of admission on it's own. Truly brutal.
Other great moments on the album include "Destroy Life", "Into Oblivion" and one of my favorites, "Cursed", which has one of the catchiest death-metal choruses I've ever heard.
If you're a fan of violent, bloodsoaked audio-dismemberment, then you can't get much more hardcore than this. If you're looking for audio accompaniment for senselessly murdering a hooker, then you couldn't find a more perfect match. And if you're simply looking for a good album to break your own neck to, then I would certainly recommend that you spend a little less time stroking your rod and a little more time "Suffering". Buy it, or resign yourself to a life of dull inadequacy.
Rating: ****
Recommended downloads: "H.B.F. Suicide", "Ripped And Torn" and "Cursed"
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