Massacra

Talk about the classic Dionysian passion. Post the genres, eras, albums and bands that whammy your bar. Try not to post gloryhole era threads.
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jawn galliano
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sweet merciful crap these dudes had some tunes :thingy:



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Never got into this band, but the guys over at anus.com sure know how to give them a verbal blowjob that exceeds several paragraphs in length.
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aye, that's kind of a general talent of theirs :redneck:



there's certainly a lot of room for criticizing things about anus; i've brought up the subject of their truly terribly written reviews here a number of times. when it comes down to it though, the whole dark legions archive thing is second-to-none in terms of a centralized list of metal essentials.
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I remember enjoying this band a few years back and I have one of their albums. Never really stuck though...



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Those Anus reviews were originally written that way as a joke, and then the style was continued because the site got popular. They lack discernible substance, but the absence of pro-nouns is refreshing.



Massacra is too bland...too mechanical for me. I can't get into it.
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Enjoy... is :ryan:

As far as anus.com goes I hear ya, but I have acquired so much great music from their site, so it has it's purpose.
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A rage of vocalist churlish hurls a howling sequential cadenced murmur topping volume of percussive guitars moving a tonal center in arpeggio around which undulation in rhythm encodes dialogue internal to placement at that space within a counterpoint warplan of colliding halves, complementary, founding a justified jihad within the place of motivic change and motion, wavelike curling and collisive, to which songs adhere in wisdom of pop music using melodic hook underneath the thrusting roar, an american trailer Mozart creating from the trash of dead empires a rhythmic delivery of larger vision (thus inconvenient; thus resurrective; thus immortal pyrrhic like the dead empires themselves).


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one of my most favorite death/thrash
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got final holocaust after reading about it in the anus and i think i liked it but i cant rememebr it
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and i always read their name as mascara
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Signs of The Decline is my favorite due to the drummer playing on that album. Awesome style. But the first three all rule in their own way. Haven't heard the later stuff though.
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