Customer Reviews

Damned the Shamed

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Terrors new album definately has new flavour. Its more technical in parts which is kinda cool but overall the songs just aren't as goodas previous releases. A few stand out tracks but it doesn't carry the whole way through. Alot of the songs are alot slower and the breakdowns just not as good. Overall I was dissapointed having a love of hardcore and with the strength of the previous releases this one failed to match.

First off, I didn't think their ep was all that exciting. I loved Always the hard way and all their previous releases. When I threw this on, I wasn't impressed at first..it sounded watered down, repetitive and not as furious as its predecessor..but after repeated listens, it grew on me.The musicality is tight and the vocals are angry as hell..i guess its weakness is that it's not very original..kinda sounds like modern Agnostic Front mixed with Hatebreed or Integrity..not that there's anyhting wrong with that..in other words, Terror do what they do but never disappoint.

3 1/2 stars. They explore new territory here. The new elements are a welcome addition to the Terror formula, but as a whole, this isn't as strong as previous efforts. A couple songs have potential but seem unfinished. Most of this is decent though. Guest vocals by Roger Miret (talking through effects, not singing). Nice cover art that's bound to end up tattooed on several young suburbanites before year's end.

When if first heard "One with the underdogs" I was blown away, Then came along "Always the hard way" I wasn't as impressed. Now they brought me this "The damned, the shamed". When I first put this birddog in I was like, WOW. Buy this immedietly it won't dissapoint.