Band's List Deathcore Ted Maul White Label

I first heard about Ted Maul from Metal Hammer Magazine's "Upcoming" section, and I figured that given the strangeness of the story they were in, they should probably turn out some interesting music. So I got White Label. It is, by far, the strangest album I have ever heard.

My initial impression was that someone had taken Slipknot's style of music and injected it with some genuinely interesting elements instead of the same keg-pounding, mask-wearing crap that made them boring eight years ago. 200db's Down is probably my favorite song on the album because it breaks the flow in such a refreshing way.
The lyrics over the course of the whole album are hard to pick out, but I found myself not caring about the lyrics.
The music is just so damn evil ! The blackest of the black metal bands would have a hard time sounding half as menacing as Ted Maul do.

It's a strange album, but definitely worth a listen or twelve. The musicianship is all excellent, it's incredibly well-produced, and it's just plain crazy.