Customer Reviews

Too Bad They're All Dead

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The mother of all screamcore bands has arrived and they are in the form of THE JUDAS CRADLE. Fused with the screamcore style is pure, uninhibited death metal played with a blazing, mind bending speed. You may want to visit an abuse center after a couple of spins of this record. There just wasn't a delay in the anger, violence or the unrelenting, painfully cruel screams. This massive sound included literally every brash sound known to man. Extra deep guitar tones chug and explode with every dropping beat and then unexpectedly rise to capitalize on the frenzy created by the tumultuous sounds of treble laced leads. Enhancing this piercing noise are drumming sequences that defy the laws of speed and accuracy. Check out tracks like "You never say I love you anymore" and "I miss you more on days that end in why" if you want to be at their mercy. It was just unbelievable that a single band could exude such intensity. WARNING: For those who suffer from any form of heart disease should consult their Doctor prior to buying this album. This is not for the faint at heart.

i had the old ep and was anxious to hear what they were going to put out after they got signed to eulogy. what they came out with was one of the most relentless not well known cds of 2003. its crazy to hear that a little jam band from alabama can make it. what makes this cd stand out for me is not the breakdowns, but the intensity of the lyrics, which range from having your best friend stab you in the back, to animal cruely, to forced religion, to anti-political

i cant get enough of this cd, i buy about 2 hardcore cds a week and i always feel unforfilled like i want more out of a metalcore band. This is by far one of the best metalcore cd's i
own, more devastating riffs, throaty vocals and breakdowns that make you want to smack yo mamma. hopefully the stupid a** with the 3 stars review will realize what a great cd this is

ps. if you like this band check out "It Dies Today"