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| 1. Better Off Without You |
| 2. Don't Need Your Help |
| 3. Nothing To Me |
| 4. Keep Your Distance |
| 5. Another Face |
| 6. Push It Away |
| 7. Life And Death |
| 8. What Have We Done |
| 9. Lowest Of The Low |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
17 pummeling minutes of bliss,
This review is from: Lowest of the Low (Audio CD)
Alright, for those of you out there not familiar with Scott Vogel, you probably wont be as giddy as I was to get my mitts on this. Scott is without a doubt one of the few vocalists in the hardcore scene that I think truly back everything they say, and has been a big influence on me in terms of vocal and lyrical styles. Vogel also served as frontman for Slugfest, Despair and the godly Buried Alive, 3 of the best examples of pure ... off hardcore from the 90's. With such an amazing track record with 3 very good and influential bands, I was quite eager to hear how Terror would turn out. Upon hearing this CD, I can honestly say I believe Terror is the perfect culmination of everything Vogel has done to date. The music is extremely heavy and moshy, perfect for the rough times in life where you just want to destroy everything in your path. They also dont pretend to be radio hits--the band just finds a nice riff and the occasional groove, and starts wailing and thrashing without mercy. What makes this album so golden is how the songs unleashed are similar in style, but dont sound like carbon clones of each other as times goes by. This keeps the album fresh every time you pop it in. In usual Vogel style however, the lyrics are extremely uplifting, setting a mindset of perseverance and refusal to be beaten into submission. Nothing negative here (albeit profane, so if that isnt your ideal thing, you might not be as enthused), and it serves perfectly as words of wisdom in tough times. My only gripe here would be how quick it all goes by--9 tracks in 17 minutes. It leaves you wanting more. However, I cant detract anything from my rating because the band works so well together, moving like a machine, and on top of that, you can tell they enjoy every minute of what theyre accomplishing. All in all, this is going to be a worthy purchase for any fan of heavy as hell hardcore. I reccomend grabbing it ASAP, and if you get the chance to see them live, dont miss it--they put on an awesome show.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hardcore masterpiece,
This review is from: Lowest of the Low (Audio CD)
This is the best hardcore album i've ever heard. If someone out there is just getting into hardcore than I suggest you listen to this album. Scott Vogel and company kick your ass with this short but uncompromising work of brutal hardcore art. This album is definately worth buying, go out and get it!
4.0 out of 5 stars
This is how hardcore is supposed to sound,
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This review is from: Lowest of the Low (Audio CD)
Scott Vogel, after many grueling years in the scene brings together an album of hardcore anthems. By hardcore I din't mean thrice or converge, I mean the tough stough. This band gets better with time. Check it out
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