Customer Reviews

Immortalizer

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If you love the metal punk of bands like Suicidal Tendencies and Agnostic Front then this is a cd for you.
They hit you right out of the gate and never let up.I was not familiar with this group before i picked up Immortalizer but now i want to hear everything they have.
COC style chops that are dripping with punk angst.
Buy this.Put it in your car.Drive real fast!
This is sure to leave you with a sore neck time and time again.

This album rocks! Nice to hear some real rock and roll for a change. Fans of 'Maiden, 'Priest, and Motorhead should buy this right away.

I saw this band on youtube the other day. They looked funny. That was the first impression that I got from the band. But, soon I realized that this band is something more than that. I started digging this band and ordered 2 albums and listened to them carefully(damn you, bestbuy.... you don't have this album when I wanted that night). Now I can tell everyone that this band is serious. They write catch songs and play awesome. At this moment, my faves are Mask of Sanity, Tomorrow Police, Parable of Daedalus, Red Flag, Nomadic Sacrifice, Steeplechase, and... Tackle the Walrus. I just wish the band only the best. They don't look like Linkin park or A7X. But their music is as catch as Turbonegro and the band can play like Dokken.

This cd turns you into a tough customer. If you've got a pair then you'll like this album; if not then this album will help you grow some.

i usually think earlyer discs are better but this on proves me all wrong it is my favorite. if i had kids i would let them listen to it so that they would be cooler than i am at my age. because of the head start and all.

Decent modern-day metal effort, nothing special but okay and all. Saw these guys recently open for Motorhead on their current 'Motorizer' U.S. trek. Personally, I liked them better than I did the disappointing Misfits - since now they're stripped down to a trio. Tunes I tend to notice the most were "Infinite Lives", the heavy-duty "Tomorrow Police", "1000 Winters In A Row" and "Tackle The Walrus". Sort of maybe like Suicidal Tendencies-meet-(you guessed it)-Motor(freaking!)head. Personnel: Valient Himself-vocals, Eidan Thorr & Voiden Thorr-guitars, Professor Nitewolf Strangees-bass and Luxian Thorr-drums. WHERE did they come up with these stage names, from a Captain Marvel comic book? Could maybe appeal to fans of Danzig, D.R.I., Cro-Mags and the Hellacopters. Only downside is after seeing Valient Thorr perform in a live setting, they may be a bit difficult to take 'too seriously'. But, I mean - isn't that what live rock and roll is (more or less) about? Wouldn't mind catching them again playing in a seedy hole-in-the-wall dive.

This cd is a huge let-down after Legend of the World. There's a bunch of sick guitar licks throughout, but the lyrics and vocals are such a turn off. I guess 'Valient Himself' ran out of rants about Politics, and had to resort to songs based upon ...............wrestling finishing moves? In a way it was inevitable, given that the guy has no idea what he's talking about.
Synopsis: save your money, rip it from a friend, delete the files, and listen to Legend of the World instead.