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| By: | irule |
| Date: | 15 Feb 2008 |
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Decapitated are a Polish death metal outfit known for being child prodigies, and their last 3 albums brought them to the forefront of death metal. On this release they have a new vocalist, and he brings a unique flavor to Decapitated's new sound. However the sound on this recording may never be heard again after the tragic bus crash in 2007.
If you thought they were brutal before, this makes their old stuff sound melodic. The bass is deep and grooy. the guitar chugs through futuristic repititions and hypnotic solos. The spongwriting is progressive and the time singatures ridiculously off-kilter. All of this creates an atmosphere of being in an industrial world, a severed mind without hope or will. That's the best way I can describe the sound of this album. And it's ridiculously heavy on top of everything else. The lyrics are part political statement, such as Invisible Control being a take on New World Order theories, and part philosophical, like Revelation Of Existance. Covan's vocals create a whole new level of complexity, they aren't typical death metal vocals, more like a monotone chant, and i wish him a speedy recovery because he should stay with the band. The drums on here are impeccable. Vitek will always be remembered for the passion with which he played. These 7 songs are a testament to the loss felt by the whole metal world.
The bus crash that ended the life of Vitek, the heart and soul of the band, the departure of Martin and the health of Covan makes the future of this band unclear. If this album is their swansong, they went out with a fucking nuclear blast.
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| By: | Helvete6 |
| Date: | 27 Mar 2010 |
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Having their own unique sound, Decapitated has made their selves quite the influence on every young Death Metal fan that has picked up an instrument. With the death of Vitek and the injury of Covan the band's future was put on hold. Now, stepping back into the glorious stage light, Decapitated is back with a new drummer and vocalist. With the drum competition that placed Krimh on Vitek's throne, Decapitated is now playing more shows, trying to bring their sound back to the Death Metal scene.
Organic Hallucinosis is one of their many albums that they have shown themselves to be masters at metal. With their complex riffage and a godly drummer, this album should have been number one for all eternity.
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