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Sadist

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Sadist is a very talented band, and their Crust and Tribe albums were something new, very original view of technical Death Metal. After that came Lego, which is a disaster of an album, and which shouldn't have been created at all. But hey, everybody learns from their mistakes, and they are finally back to the type of music that fits them best. This self-titled album is very well produced, songs are full of interesting rhythms that express their virtuoso skills, vocals are a little bit more refined than Crust and Tribe, but still grunty, which is how it should be. There are more mysterious tones from the keyboards, and drums are fitted excellent in each section of the songs.
Overall, very nice album, and I wish them luck in future musical endeavors, under the same name, of course.

I have been following this band since the early 90's, all their work has been incredible and an inspiration for anyone who looks for creative and well crafted music. On this album Sadist shows maturity and mastery of the metal genera, without forgetting their roots. This is an album for anyone who wonders if there is anything else than just run of the mill bands. Do not miss it.