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Track List
01) Covered in Spiders
02) Life Sentence
03) Avoid My Door
04) Get A Grip
05) Stiched
06) MD
07) Thoughtless
08) Where Ever You Go
09) You Know He Knows
10) Violation
11) Sludge Forever
12) Mizvyx
13) Big Bifton Bjaah Birds
01) Covered in Spiders
02) Life Sentence
03) Avoid My Door
04) Get A Grip
05) Stiched
06) MD
07) Thoughtless
08) Where Ever You Go
09) You Know He Knows
10) Violation
11) Sludge Forever
12) Mizvyx
13) Big Bifton Bjaah Birds
6:40
3:20
4:13
5:02
3:08
3:49
3:51
5:58
3:06
4:50
3:54
2:54
3:01
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First Released
1993
Thrash Metal
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Entertaining heavy thrashy groove this effort offers, heavy and mostly mid-tempo, which has its faster
more classic ("Life Sentence", "MD"- this one is vintage Bay-Area thrash) moments, but prefers to crush
with pounding steam roller-like riffs and jumpy semi-technical signatures ("Stiched", "Thoughtless",
which goes towards abstract robotic thrash, something which Voivod would offer aplenty a few years
later). There is a lot of energy involved, as well as non-conventional decisions: the closer "Big Bifton
Bjaah Birds", which is a crossover/thrash funk piece and might be considered the joke, and this effort
could easily pass for one of the better entries into the 90's fashion from the UK, sounding well more
entertaining than, say, Xentrix's "Scourge", or Re-Animator's "That Was Then... This Is Now".
Review from http://www.thethrashmetalguide.com/T.html
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User Album Review
Entertaining heavy thrashy groove this effort offers, heavy and mostly mid-tempo, which has its faster
more classic ("Life Sentence", "MD"- this one is vintage Bay-Area thrash) moments, but prefers to crush
with pounding steam roller-like riffs and jumpy semi-technical signatures ("Stiched", "Thoughtless",
which goes towards abstract robotic thrash, something which Voivod would offer aplenty a few years
later). There is a lot of energy involved, as well as non-conventional decisions: the closer "Big Bifton
Bjaah Birds", which is a crossover/thrash funk piece and might be considered the joke, and this effort
could easily pass for one of the better entries into the 90's fashion from the UK, sounding well more
entertaining than, say, Xentrix's "Scourge", or Re-Animator's "That Was Then... This Is Now".
Review from http://www.thethrashmetalguide.com/T.html
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