Personally I love all their releases. One thing that I love about the last is the drumming wich never stayed on the same thing too much. For example on the same guitar riff we've had some blast and some groovier drum fills and it was allways working perfectly.^That's pretty cool - I hope they do better this time around.
If you already like the album you will love the EP.I kind of like them, I don't like the samples, but the music is more solid. I've got to pick up their EP from all the good things I'm hearing
No because Gorevent is some primitive Slamming Death Metal (one of the best with Abominable Putridity). And this is the kind of stuff that I love but that are far from being the top of Brutal Death Metal. To be the best Slam Band you have to make more variation like including technical riffs or really fast sections and not only Slam, Funeral Slams and semi-blast section (190-200 BPM).Gorevent will top almost everything this year, cept for Wormed!
To be the best Slam Band you have to make more variation like including technical riffs or really fast sections and not only Slam, Funeral Slams and semi-blast section (190-200 BPM).
Are you serious? Gorevent is one of the most "true" slam bands, as they just keep to the slams. And because they are truer to the formula then other bands, they can't be among the top? Retarded argument. Also, Gorevents new tracks do have technical parts and blast sections, so pay more attention.No because Gorevent is some primitive Slamming Death Metal (one of the best with Abominable Putridity). And this is the kind of stuff that I love but that are far from being the top of Brutal Death Metal. To be the best Slam Band you have to make more variation like including technical riffs or really fast sections and not only Slam, Funeral Slams and semi-blast section (190-200 BPM).