Manntis - Sleep In Your Grave
4 out of 5:Spin:
by: Me
I went out and got Manntis-Sleep in your Grave. Some of you might know Manntis from the show Battle for Ozzfest, even though they were voted out I thaught if ozzy thought they were good enough yo get on the show I might as well check them out, and I'll tell you all right now it was a good investment. The openning rif on Axe of Redemption is sick! I just about shit my pants. After a strenuous session of headbanging the album flies into it's second song Shades of Hatred. Phenominal piece of metal art that is. The album goes on to more skull splitting, neck numbing tracks like Reflections of You and Weathered Soul. All that metal is a build up to the acoustic balad End's Where it Begins, writen during the show in a time of 24hours to be performed for the Metal God, Rob Halford. This band sounds along the lines of DevilDriver or Bury Your Dead. I recomened this album for any hardcore metal listeners. I promise you won't be disapointed.
4 out of 5:Spin:
by: Me
I went out and got Manntis-Sleep in your Grave. Some of you might know Manntis from the show Battle for Ozzfest, even though they were voted out I thaught if ozzy thought they were good enough yo get on the show I might as well check them out, and I'll tell you all right now it was a good investment. The openning rif on Axe of Redemption is sick! I just about shit my pants. After a strenuous session of headbanging the album flies into it's second song Shades of Hatred. Phenominal piece of metal art that is. The album goes on to more skull splitting, neck numbing tracks like Reflections of You and Weathered Soul. All that metal is a build up to the acoustic balad End's Where it Begins, writen during the show in a time of 24hours to be performed for the Metal God, Rob Halford. This band sounds along the lines of DevilDriver or Bury Your Dead. I recomened this album for any hardcore metal listeners. I promise you won't be disapointed.
