[i]There’s a glaringly obvious reason for this: Most people suck at the internet. Thus, to paraphrase Abbath of Immortal, “why let others rule when I can?”[/i]

thanks…
kc

If you’re only in it for the raw noise………

It amazes me how different each of their albums is. they must have just felt like doing something differently everywhere they played – which is the point to free improvising – but they still actually make some music!

Very cool.

ThanX

To me DB sounds like a crossroads – not a complete return to death metal, it’s too simple and fun for death metal fans to dig it, plus it follows riff logic – a rock move for sure. It would’ve been cool to hear a true garage death hybrid, but – that wouldn’t sell, would it?

Man, I can see why you don’t post too much anymore – the discussion has turned to friggin’ dust. I did some posting over at Shiny Grey Monotone in their forum – tons of downloads and, to this date, NO DISCUSSION whatsoever. What’s the point, y’know?

I’m just surprised by how quickly it all turned to shit.

Oh, Organ*Pron has been an endless source of amusement – a lot of confused old folks trying to buy and sell their organs, leaving their phone numbers, making demands, it’s awesome. No CC #’s yet, but it’s only a matter of time.

I thought you’d died. Where ya been, man? Good to “see” ya!

To answer yer q, I took a shot at Nicke somewhere on here for the cynical, cash-in nature of Death Breath. “Gimmicky” is the perfect way to describe it. I mean, I can’t be too hard on the dude, cuz he was, after all, one of the major architects of “Clandestine,” possibly thee GREATEST death metal album EVER. Still, DB screams “garage punk is dead, death metal’s back in” at me.