Cavalera
Morbid Visions

For those who love Brazilian metal and Sepultura. This remake is more heavy and faster than the original Morbid Visions. Must to Listen and have!

You can disparage and disparage this debut album of the Brazilians as much as you like, but in my understanding this thing will remain an excellent example of what is called the presence of the germs of talent and the desire to show everything that you are capable of at a small age and with scanty funds for instruments and recording. The latter is expressed only in the rather poor sound quality, which still looks quite tolerable for a debut work (and even from Brazil! And even in the mid-80s!). The material itself is impenetrably raw and clumsy, but one can clearly hear not only the efforts of Max and the company to devote themselves completely to the music (no matter how undeveloped it may be), but also the well-sprouted shoots of mastery and mastery of their tools, bringing death to everything unprepared. Death metal, which has not yet completely turned into thrash, or, on the contrary, thrash, which has almost completely transformed into death - what is here is difficult to say, because even the debut work of one of the founders of the deadly trend, the group Death, was called this and that. The transition period is difficult, however. What can be directly said about guitar, drums and vocals is only that, as in all debut works of subsequently legendary bands, we get a truly teenage desire to saturate their music with as many elements as possible, and do not care that it may look awkward ! But, naturally, what stands out here is the speed, which still does not completely dominate here, and quite frequent slow passages demonstrate to us that from a young age the guys can seriously creep out the listener.