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Track List
01) Humanicide
02) Divine Defector
03) Aggressor
04) I Came for Blood
05) Immortal Behated
06) Alive and Screaming
07) The Pack
08) Ghost of Me
09) Revelation Song
10) On Rats and Men
11) The Day I Walked Away
01) Humanicide
02) Divine Defector
03) Aggressor
04) I Came for Blood
05) Immortal Behated
06) Alive and Screaming
07) The Pack
08) Ghost of Me
09) Revelation Song
10) On Rats and Men
11) The Day I Walked Away
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2019
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"Humanicide" is the ninth studio album by the American thrash metal band Death Angel, to be released on May 31, 2019. Like their previous three studio albums, Humanicide was produced by Jason Suecof, while its release will mark the first time the band had recorded more than three albums with the same lineup.
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The opening title track screams “I am a metal anthem”. Stadium-sized riffs which are guaranteed to incite fists flying into the air. This tune quickly accelerates setting the tone for much of Humanicide; electric imagery glowing within songs that project the fierce power of metal. Death Angel are at the top of their game on this album and you can feel it.
A key feature of Humanicide is the diversity of the songwriting. You get wonderful cascading arpeggios, beautifully heavy chords and a shredding solo on “Aggressor”. Then Death Angel recalls the glory days of speed rock kings such as Motorhead and Saxon on “I Came For Blood”. Turning the page, we enter the haunting chapter of “Immortal Behated”. This mid-paced song features plaintive guitar as bookends for the heavy fist-pumping riffs within. The end offers a frenetic guitar solo that wanders off into somber piano and acoustic guitar.
Humanicide by Death Angel is easily a candidate for best album of 2019. I will go further by putting this album into the top 10 all-time metal albums. Death Angel have tenaciously kept the torch of metal music lit through their last four albums culminating in this masterpiece. What every metal fan wants is compelling songwriting that invites you to cleanse your soul in the purifying fire of rage or lose yourself in the space between each note. Death Angel have painted a completely satisfying soundscape of furious music that will enthrall you for life.
Reviewed by Chuck Marshall for metalwani.com.
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"Humanicide" is the ninth studio album by the American thrash metal band Death Angel, to be released on May 31, 2019. Like their previous three studio albums, Humanicide was produced by Jason Suecof, while its release will mark the first time the band had recorded more than three albums with the same lineup.
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The opening title track screams “I am a metal anthem”. Stadium-sized riffs which are guaranteed to incite fists flying into the air. This tune quickly accelerates setting the tone for much of Humanicide; electric imagery glowing within songs that project the fierce power of metal. Death Angel are at the top of their game on this album and you can feel it.
A key feature of Humanicide is the diversity of the songwriting. You get wonderful cascading arpeggios, beautifully heavy chords and a shredding solo on “Aggressor”. Then Death Angel recalls the glory days of speed rock kings such as Motorhead and Saxon on “I Came For Blood”. Turning the page, we enter the haunting chapter of “Immortal Behated”. This mid-paced song features plaintive guitar as bookends for the heavy fist-pumping riffs within. The end offers a frenetic guitar solo that wanders off into somber piano and acoustic guitar.
Humanicide by Death Angel is easily a candidate for best album of 2019. I will go further by putting this album into the top 10 all-time metal albums. Death Angel have tenaciously kept the torch of metal music lit through their last four albums culminating in this masterpiece. What every metal fan wants is compelling songwriting that invites you to cleanse your soul in the purifying fire of rage or lose yourself in the space between each note. Death Angel have painted a completely satisfying soundscape of furious music that will enthrall you for life.
Reviewed by Chuck Marshall for metalwani.com.
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