Customer Reviews

All That You Fear

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This CD starts fast and ends fast. Some of the hardest, most raging black metal mixed with just enough fast hardcore to set these guys apart from the crowded black metal pack. The production is amazing. The band just keeps getting better and better.

Was worth the .97 cents. Hell its worth full price this band has been around forever and this is one of there better titles. \m/

Impaled nazarene mix old-school black metal, death metal, and punk into a swirling tornado of violence and blasphemy that has the force of a nuclear war upon first listen. The songs are intense, angry, and a vehemence full of anti-god and anti- goverment lyrics that has the effect of having a bomb dropped on your face. The production is crystal clear and you can hear everything perfectly, the guitars are filled with hooks and harmonies that fit the bludgeoning attack rather well and has some very emotional soloing as well. Sluti666's voice is impressive hitting screaching highs and nice booming lows, this also make the voice an instrument to take note of immediately. So for anyone in the mood to get bombed and punch a wall for 40+ minutes then this is your soundtrack.

This albume is increadabel, freaking brutal. The albume is hard, heavy, and fast and the production is clean, so you can actully hear what the music instead of so many death and black metal bands which is drowned in distoration. From the opening track when you here SLUT 666 screaming you'll know this albume is not for the weak at heart

Listening to this will make you headbang till your head falls off.

BOFF!!!Étant un très grand fan d'I.N.je trouve que cet album
et ses deux prédécesseurs(Nihil,Abscence of war...)sont
surévalué.Non pas que c'est mauvais,au contraire,production et
agressivité sont au rendez-vous mais si vous vous attendez à
entendre DU VRAI Impaled Nazarene,oubliez cà.
I.N. est à la base un groupe de nuclear metal déchainé,pervers,
satanique et chaotique avec le son qui va avec.Rien à voir avec
cette nouvelle direction au riffs power/black.
Dans mon coeur,I.N. cà s'arrète à (Latex Cult/1996).