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Track List
01) Dark Heart Ceremony
02) Slow Death
03) Drown Me in Blood
04) Pale Ghost
05) Black Candles Burning
06) Six Feet Closer to Hell
07) Necrotoxic
08) Life Fades to a Funeral
09) Countess of the Crescent Moon
10) Servants to the Horde
01) Dark Heart Ceremony
02) Slow Death
03) Drown Me in Blood
04) Pale Ghost
05) Black Candles Burning
06) Six Feet Closer to Hell
07) Necrotoxic
08) Life Fades to a Funeral
09) Countess of the Crescent Moon
10) Servants to the Horde
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2016
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"Slow Death" is the sixth full length studio album from deathcore band Carnifex, released August 5th, 2016 on the Nuclear Blast label.
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Slow Death is more consistent than its predecessor, there’s nothing at the depths of “Rotten Souls” for one. However, there also isn’t a highlight quite like “Where The Light Dies” so it clearly feels like it’s missing a certain star track that keeps it from rising as much above Die Without Hope as it should. All the same, Slow Death is a blast happy slab of symphonically tinged deathcore that knows when to groove and when to barrel ahead rampantly. It’s probably not going to be the revelation deathcore naysayers aren’t looking for anyway, but it’s a satisfying balancing act of softly integrated progression and traditional brutality.
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"Slow Death" is the sixth full length studio album from deathcore band Carnifex, released August 5th, 2016 on the Nuclear Blast label.
User Album Review
Slow Death is more consistent than its predecessor, there’s nothing at the depths of “Rotten Souls” for one. However, there also isn’t a highlight quite like “Where The Light Dies” so it clearly feels like it’s missing a certain star track that keeps it from rising as much above Die Without Hope as it should. All the same, Slow Death is a blast happy slab of symphonically tinged deathcore that knows when to groove and when to barrel ahead rampantly. It’s probably not going to be the revelation deathcore naysayers aren’t looking for anyway, but it’s a satisfying balancing act of softly integrated progression and traditional brutality.
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