Memoriam
For The Fallen

Neither expensive studio work, nor a major record label, nor a cover by Dan Seagrave, nor a track record of involved persons pulls inexpressive material. The realities are such that once you decide to organize a new gang and show the world new music, then be prepared that you will be declined without regard to regalia. Of course, someone caught the buzz from the subject album, but opinions were essentially divided. And I take the side of those who did not like it. Well, there really is nothing here: no offensive pitch, no overweight midtemp, no sharp riffs, no obvious melodies, or some kind of atmosphere. Dry, boring and lifeless Death Metal =(