Bleed the Fifth

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Band Name Divine Heresy
Album Name Bleed the Fifth
Type Album
Data de aparición 28 Agosto 2007
Enregistrado en Undercity Recording
Estilo MusicalDeath Metal
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Tracklist

1.
 Bleed the Fifth
 03:06
2.
 Failed Creation
 03:37
3.
 This Threat Is Real
 04:23
4.
 Impossible Is Nothing
 03:56
5.
 Savior Self
 03:18
6.
 Rise of the Scorned
 04:55
7.
 False Gospel
 03:20
8.
 Soul Decoded (Now and Forever)
 04:02
9.
 Royal Blood Heresy
 04:43
10.
 Closure
 03:34

Bonus
11.
 Purity Defiled
 03:31
12.
 Parasite Drama
 03:34

Total playing time: 45:59

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Divine Heresy



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Crónica @ Scandals

02 Octubre 2008
Divine Heresy have the enviable and unenviable task of being the band for ex Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares. Enviable because they now possess one of extreme metal’s best and most recognisable guitar sounds in Dino’s machine gun staccato riffing. Unenviable because they now will be forever compared to such metal landmarks as Demanufacture and Obsolete. Which of course is totally unfair but yet the metal press and others will always do it, as it provides a good talking point. But what of the actual album? Well you know what this sounds like, the riffs could be taken from any Fear Factory b-sides but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Fear Factory fans have been crying out for them since Dino left after Digimortal. Archetype and Transgression were decent enough albums but both lacked that killer mechanized feel that Dino’s cold riffs left on earlier albums. They are here in abundance though, the close of Royal Blood Heresy a prime example. Vocalist Tommy Cummings doesn’t possess the massive range of Burton C. Bell but equips himself well on tracks like Closure and Failed Creation, showing that his clean vocals can be a potent weapon alongside his more deathly growls. It’s somewhat of a relief that such albums can still be created in a metalcore/deathcore suffocated musical climate, an album that drips pure quality from every riff. And of course, have the rhythm section provided by members of such death metal luminaries as Nile, Decrepit Birth and Hate Eternal never hinders does it? Buy this record, then hope that Fear Factory will one day sound this good again!


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