Grave
Out of Respect for the Dead

This is their first really successful album after reunion. Grave made all their best here. Old and rusty swedish bulldozer makes it's way through the hell scenes.

The essence of the Grave group is straightforwardness and rudeness in all manifestations of their own creativity. They understood this and in the absence of attempts to do something else they cannot be blamed. They do what they are really good at. Thus, we have before us a really good album, not a great one, not a landmark one, not an excellent one, but an absolutely tightly knit together Swedish-style album, in which there is nothing superfluous or passing.

Grave came back with one of their best records ever, violent and uncompromising that will surely please both old fans and those who will discover them with this work. death metal at maximum power