I’ve been listening to this pretty solidly this week (with a wee break for some Blackfoot and some Wolfsbane). Animus is an incredibly powerful debut and I’m excited to read that the Welsh band is back in the studio now recording the follow up. If Eliran Kantor’s depiction of a rapist being fed his own dismembered boaby isn’t enough to give you the… err… willies, then Venom Prison’s punishing mix of death metal and hardcore will. The muscular, groovy and inventive riffing is driven home with tight editing, tasty melodic guitar lines and Larissa Stupar’s intense vocals. Real force of character here and I can’t wait to hear what they come up with next.
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Good lord! That’s some heavy swinging there, man… like a drunken angry boxer. I could probably listen to the music if the vocalist wasn’t so angry at the world. Why can’t they be more like Jason Mraz or Katey Perry? Jeez.
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I think they’re specifically angry at those two. It’s all their fault.
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Man…dude is indeed angry or maybe he’s hungry which would be he’s Hangry!
Dunno….
Wolfsbane and Ricky Blackfoot….Tomacattin?
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Strikes! Great album (Tomcattin is the best though). Wolfsbane hit the spot too. The British Van Halen right there!
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You’re welcome! \m/ Thank you very much for follow me! I recently started my blog about rock, heavy metal and other topics. I hope write some metal review again soon!
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You’re very welcome. Good luck with the new blog \m/
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Wolfsbane are touring later in the year. Our little local venue has got gigs by Wolfsbane and Blaze Bayley separately in Nov/Dec. I’m very tempted to go for both.
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I saw they’re playing Edinburgh. Didn’t see any mention of the Blaze deal there though. Pretty tempted myself!
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