Stainless [Explicit Lyrics]

Parabellum | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (May 24, 2005)
• Original Release Date: April 24, 2005
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Label: New South Metal Records
• ASIN: B000A7S2YO
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #721,309 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Skull and Bones

2. All Against All

3. Blackened Skies

4. Not What He Seems

5. Locust Dreams in Potters' Field

6. Sheep So Blind

7. Murder, Lust, Suicide

8. The Wound That Never Heals

9. Voyage Through The Unknown

10. Opiated F*ck Machine

11. Threads of Wisdom

12. Pacifier

Editorial Reviews

Review

"These Florida metallurgists have recorded an album they can be proud of. ...I like every song on this CD." --Darryl, EatNails.com, 2005

Product Description

"STAINLESS" released in 2005 from New South Metal Records...12 psalms of murder, lust, indulgence and suicide, writhing in the murky tradition of bands like Crowbar, Acid Bath, Superjoint Ritual, Black Sabbath and Buzzov*en. A full length CD, containing songs you've only seen live like; " Locust Dreams in Potters' Field", "Opiated F*#k Machine", "Voyage through the Unknown", "Threads of Wisdom", "All Against All" and "Not What He Seems" just to name a few. And special guest vocal appearances by Joe Gaston from Breccia and Ben Falgoust From GoatWhore and Soilent Green

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Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars Good, Nearly great, July 3, 2006

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Stainless (Audio CD)

Hailing from Florida and formed over a decade ago, these guys finally put out a full-length, and it's far from shabby. Stick it in your player and one trip through the swamps, a few beers, and a rather scary looking bass player later this is a damn fine album.

Once you can put aside the fact that the main riff on 'Skull and Bones' is a blatant ripoff of Black Sabbath's self titled juggernaut, the album gets going. Slabs such as 'Blackened Skies', 'Sheep so Blind' and 'Opiated F*ck Machine' are the standout tracks; Shane varies his vocals from harsher growls to a more pained wail suiting the typical, southern lyrical themes of hate, depression and suicide. 'Locust Dreams in Potters field' (one of the band's signature songs) is the closest thing to a ballad whereas the closing 'Pacifier' is the excuse for simple, balls-out aggression. It could do with perhaps being shorter (it clocks in at a near 70 mins), as some of the more uninteresting tracks drag on slightly. Self-stlyed Swamp Metal, this should satisfy most in the EHG, Soilent Green (Falgoust guests on the opener) and Crowbar quarters of the metal community.