
Footage of a Yeti – Purging the Human Condition
This isn’t your Harry and the Henderson’s lovable bigfoot. They hate and they love bringing destruction.
This isn’t your Harry and the Henderson’s lovable bigfoot. They hate and they love bringing destruction.
Complex and technical guitar lines led by absolutely insane drum tracks that are almost impossible to predict. Guttural, venomous vocals set the pace for the real brutality this album has to offer.
Check out an interview Hayduke did with Josh Elmore, guitarist for Cattle Decapitation. The interview was captured by The Art of B Productions.
Beware, this may bring out the mosh monster in you.
Warcrab gives us a dark, brooding masterpiece without flaw. Too few will hear this album this year, but it will certainly find it’s way high up on my year end list.
Musically, the album is so dynamic and unpredictable, it very nearly defies classification. To say that it is a mix of black and death metal, while true, does not do justice to what you hear when you listen.
If this balance of aggression, speed and groove doesn’t get your blood pumping you must be dead.
With shades of many types of metal like Folk/Viking to Extreme/Death all the way to an almost progressive feel, this band shows they’re very well rounded and have many more stories for us all to hear.
Long-time Obituary fans will be very happy with the variety on the album and it may even be enough to win back some fans that left them for dead.
Two different writers take a crack at this Michigan release. Check it out.