The Fathomless Mastery Reviews - What do you think about it?

[Scavneck]

I sense a review lurking in the dark

 

[stefan86]

I've reviewed too much lately so now all my english writing is in review language

 

[Ekinflog]

I think it is quite good, much better than NMF, but it is not as good as the UTP material imo.

 

[i aint play this]

It's about the mechanism, sheer power and definitely their originality.

Awesome post. That's why i love you.

 

[Paic]

Overall the lyrics in TFM are dealing with anti-christianity, but the last song "Wretched human mirror" remids me of the old gory days, lyric-wise. Nice move.

Edit: and BTW, I'm topi från finland. Nice to see y'all

 

[MadTinus]

Overall the lyrics in TFM are dealing with anti-christianity, but the last song "Wretched human mirror" remids me of the old gory days, lyric-wise. Nice move.

Killer lyrics indeed! :zombie:

 

[stefan86]

Awesome post. That's why i love you.

Let's get married (L)

 

[Scavneck]

^

Yeah man, you explained Meshuggah just how it is.

 

[PhlegethonVeins]

Very sexy. Has a much different sound than the older bloodbath but keeps everything important intact...brutal, yet catchy death metal. Sick album imo, havent rounded out which tracks are my favorite yet.

 

[SmilerAl]

I prefer the older albums. Many of the songs sound more like fillers rather then masterpeices like previous songs in other albums.

 

[PhlegethonVeins]

Mmmmmm the 2 minute mark of Iesous is so simple yet perfectly brutal.

 

[Blakkheim]

All of those new deathcore bands you’ve been reading about have gone to their rooms to practise because Daddy is home!

 

[Tumn]

What is this madness, Anders?!

 

[Hox]

Well, ain't that just cryptic.

 

[i aint play this]

what

 

[Scavneck]

All of those new deathcore bands you’ve been reading about have gone to their rooms to practise because Daddy is home!

The Fathomless Mastery Review - Fun times!!

I was sent this review, don't know where it's from but it's pretty cool!

BLOODBATH - The Fathomless Mastery

"When you hear this it'll reveal
how worthless most death metal
really is beneath all the muscle
and gore. Featuring Opeth's
Mikael Åkerfeldt and Anders
'Blakkeim' Nyström from Katatonia, Bloodbath are
metal's wet dream and 'The Fathomless Mastery'
is their wicked spawn. 'Hades Rising' is a chugging
behemoth that shifts from lumbering beast to midnight
black Nordic assault, 'Drink From The Cup Of
Heresy' and 'Mock The Cross' are both brilliant. The
half-time passage in 'Slaughtering The Will To Live'
breaks up the tornado flow, emphasising how no
note, beat or smoky growl is played unnecessarily.
All of those new deathcore bands you've been
reading about have gone to their rooms to practise
because Daddy is home."




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That's from Mikael's myspace blog, so now I assume he also didn't know it came from Rock Sound.

 

[FloridaRolf]

Thank you Bloodbath for recording such a great album, it just kicks ass. Stay as you are!

 

[xsxixr xsxcxhxwxaxnxzxexlxoxt]

Has anyone else noticed that the name from the former album/ep is always in a song in the lyrics? Is that done on purpose?

 

[Hox]

I've noticed it too, and I think it's really cool. And it's probably intentional, too.

 

[xsxixr xsxcxhxwxaxnxzxexlxoxt]

I'm starting to change my mind about not liking TFM as much as the other releases though. NMF is still at the top for me, but the rest I can't put in any list of preference, they are all awesome in their own way. What I'm especially starting to like more and more about this new album is how much sicker it is, gives me the chills in a good sexy way