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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome
This is a metallic hardcore release that cannot be missed.

This has just about everything you could ask for in a hardcore release. HEAVY breakdowns, moshy parts, crushing guitar riffs, intricate but heavy drumming, and a brutal vocals.

This album just straight up rocks, it makes me want to punch something everytime I listen to it.

Published on May 13, 2003 by alex_schrock

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3.0 out of 5 stars Thunderous Double-Bass Drum, but constipated screaming....
The first album from an Orange County straight-edge metal band brings hard hitting syncopated China crashes and relentlous showers of lead weighted guitar riffs. The singing might get a bit tiresome after a while and is not recommended for your grandmother. Although not as interesting as Slayer, and not as crazy as Death or Biohazard, if you're in the mood for some...
Published on August 12, 1999


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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome, May 13, 2003
This is a metallic hardcore release that cannot be missed.

This has just about everything you could ask for in a hardcore release. HEAVY breakdowns, moshy parts, crushing guitar riffs, intricate but heavy drumming, and a brutal vocals.

This album just straight up rocks, it makes me want to punch something everytime I listen to it.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Uncle Matty Strikes Again, August 21, 1999
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This CD rocks, and in particular, the drummer is amazing. He was my counselor at camp also. He brought his double bass drum set up to camp and played for us. It was a tight performance. He can drum like no other.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Thunderous Double-Bass Drum, but constipated screaming...., August 12, 1999
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The first album from an Orange County straight-edge metal band brings hard hitting syncopated China crashes and relentlous showers of lead weighted guitar riffs. The singing might get a bit tiresome after a while and is not recommended for your grandmother. Although not as interesting as Slayer, and not as crazy as Death or Biohazard, if you're in the mood for some solid straight-edge, Adamantium is the way to go for some good clean fun.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Metal from a great band!, August 9, 1999
I had the privelage of having Matt Horwitz, the drummer for Adamantium as a camp counselor this past summer. He introduced me to his band and I have listened through this CD many times and love it! Matt is not only an incredible drummer but also an extremely nice person and great friend. He deserves a big break. Matt, if you ever read this, this is Libby from L'99. Myachi!
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