Chilean thrash metal band NECROSIS has announced the new line up for this year 2012, they will be returning to touring and they will be working on their new material to be release in early 2013. AL...
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After more than a decade since their debut, it is only natural that Necrosis of 2001 sound a bit different from their original incarnation. With many songs featuring thoughts about modern technology and its side-effects, Enslaved To The Machine carries a new kind of message altogether. Most of the actual differences are only superficial, though. The vocals are now deeper than on The Search, and the best of all, the production does not make you feel terrible pity for the band anymore. The characteristic stomping Necrosis sound is still there, and with a lot better recording quality the heaviness of these tracks is only emphasized even more. The fastest thrashers Killing Engine and especially the title track are simply the best the band have recorded so far, and the rest is not bad either. With a convincing quality throughout, Enslaved To The Machine does not pale in comparison to even many much better known names in the field.
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