Death.FM - Origin - Echoes Of Decimation

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Reciprocal Origin	2:26	42
02	Endless Cure Origin	2:21	30
03	The Burner Origin	2:20	44
04	Designed To Expire Origin	3:11	37
05	Cloning The Stillborn Origin	2:13	25
06	Staring From The Abyss Origin	3:57	75
07	Amoeba Origin	2:19	22
08	Debased Humanity Origin	3:39	31
09	Echoes Of Decimation Origin	4:02	57

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Origin - Echoes Of Decimation

By:	Waffen
Date:	12 Jun 2007
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Blasting off, literally, from the very first note this album sees Origin consolidating themselves in the top ranks of the most brutal bands in the world. With much more intensity and agression than their first 2 albums 'Echoes' rises like undead in a full-on manic assault from the remains of whatever studio it was recorded at (and probably the surrounding area).

Within Origin's blend of insane barbarity lies some great structuring and a surprising variety. Often changing from deep growling vocals to torturous screaming and from blazing technical riffing to sections that are heavier than a truck load of bull's bollocks. Lashing all this down are the solid pounding artillery-like drums. They totally weld together all the other bits into huge metal.

This is so berzerk and furious you just have to be amazed and excited by it. A great album for the car if you have to wake up quick or if you are giving a ride to your younger sibling and their girlfriend/boyfriend or even better..........parents or in-laws.

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Album Review

By:	RipperChris
Date:	12 Jul 2011
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Origin come out strong handed and perform some of the most brutal riffs I've heard in some time. No chugging along here, or simple time changes, the drumming and arrangements are off the charts. This is probably one of the new best death metal records out right now. Songs to check out, "Reciprocal", (for it's pure insanity and air guitar greatness Ha!), "Staring from the Abyss" is another along those lines where it's more of an opera then a metal song. With so much going, there really isn't a moment to get bored.

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