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Цитата(pit @ Jul 17 2006, 15:42)
всё понятно - просто флэшгоры позорят нашу сцену а фростер её поднимает
Это точно! Засрут нас по полной программе на Вейкене, МОР, Обсине... Гавнишки А ФО всегда держал нашу миталл сцену на достойном уровне и продолжает это делать с большим успехом!
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В 2004м на Обсцене FLESHGORE смотрелись никакими по сравнению практически со всеми остальными группами, хоть мы их и поддерживали под сценой - земляки, как никак.
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Цитата(EvDeon @ Jul 20 2006, 11:04)
В 2004м на Обсцене FLESHGORE смотрелись никакими по сравнению практически со всеми остальными группами, хоть мы их и поддерживали под сценой - земляки, как никак.
а в гараже на теремках в 2006 они смотрелись заебок
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Цитата(dvl @ Aug 22 2006, 23:19)
интересно было бы почитать отзывы людей, посетивших "Вэйкен", о нашей команде...
дык они ж выступали с полвторого ночи до пятнадцати минут третьего, а на параллельных сценах в это время были MINISTRY, AMON AMARTH и PRIMAL FEAR... так что врядли их кто-то видел
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Цитата(EvDeon @ Aug 22 2006, 23:48)
дык они ж выступали с полвторого ночи до пятнадцати минут третьего, а на параллельных сценах в это время были MINISTRY, AMON AMARTH и PRIMAL FEAR... так что врядли их кто-то видел
судя по фоткам кто-то таки под них рубился... зы-а скока сцен на "Вэйкене"?
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May God Strike Me Dead - купил диск.В принципе можно было не покупать.Ударные где-то далеко, размазано.Пару вещей очень понравилась.Тексты с таким глубоким смыслом, что невольно возникает вопрос- ну и что ?)))
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Fleshgore "May God Strike Me Dead" Dark Reign Records - 2006 Reviewed by: F. Justin Ossmann Date Reviewed - 06/04/06 Rated: 9 / 10
The number of bands coming out of Eastern Europe or the former Soviet states and opening up the eyes of the West is still low. The area between Poland and Moscow is simply not known as a hotbed for extreme metal, and odds are such notoriety won't be coming any time soon. But every year brings a greater quantity of excellent coming from these Slavic regions. And from Ukraine comes a brutal death metal band that is liable to put American greats such as Dying Fetus to shame.
Seriously. Fleshgore manages to serve up just over thirty minutes of thick, obscenely violent death metal with plenty of vicious technicality, a bit of hardcore influence and a slight political/religious slant. I haven't heard vocals this guttural since discovering Devourment. And I'd even go so far as to say that Fleshgore's "May God Strike Me Dead" features even more creative guitar play than the last Dying Fetus album I heard, "Destroy the Opposition." And this is only Fleshgore's second album!
Alright, it's not exactly a perfect death metal album. But "May God Strike Me Dead" is scarily solid and jaw-dropping for a band that has only been around since late 2000.
Launching immediately into hyper-speed blasting and thick guitar shredding, Fleshgore establish themselves within seconds as a brutal death metal band with an emphasis on technical-riffs-yet-catchy rhythms, blitzkrieg percussion, and three levels of vocals: mid-range death, low-end sewer, and... well, let me put it this way. There are times when Fleshgore's vocalist Sid sounds like a large hog squealing as it is forced through a meat grinder. Alive. If you have a craving for extreme metal that pushes the limits of both words, then right now Fleshgore is at the top of the heap.
Guitarist Igor is all over the place, presenting indescribably sick guitar riffs, finger-blistering solos, and countless 'odd' riffs near the high end of the guitar that are surprisingly radical and yet perfectly intense. And while drummer Max is not quite at the level of godliness that the Fetus' Kevin Talley is/was, you'll find yourself simply not caring while letting "May God Strike Us Dead" flay the flesh from your skull and kick you in the gut at the same time.
Of course, this is the sort of heavy metal that relies almost exclusively on pure brutality in order to justify its existence. If you are looking for catchy songs, experimental songwriting or anything other than pure sonic onslaught, look elsewhere. Fleshgore is not the kind of band that is going to make it anywhere near MTV or mainstream radio. "May God Strike Me Dead" is not the top album of 2006 (or 2005, the year in which it was completed and apparently originally released by Moon Records). If anything, they are almost too beholden to the aforementioned Dying Fetus, and in a battle of the bands John Gallagher's group will inevitably stop at nothing to end up on top. But if all you crave in your live is sick, brutal, heavy-as-hell death metal, I am hard-pressed to think of an album released in the last few years that can top Fleshgore's sophomore release.
Fleshgore – May God Strike Me Dead 2006 This Dark Reign Reviewed 05 July 2006
Rating: 7.4/10
I expected Fleshgore to be a band that is brutal, and that they are, but there are bits of harmony stuck throughout their “May God Strike Me Dead” that will bring individuals dancing into the picture. In some sense, Fleshgore reminds me of Some Girls. The technical ability of the bands are similar, while Fleshgore and Some Girls both throw in these catchy and fun guitar riffs.
The bands may be brutal, but there is a harmony that even a boy band could not touch even if they tried during “May God Strike Me Dead”. Something that is different about Fleshgore when they are compared to the rest of the grindcore and thrash bands out on the market is that each of the songs on this disc maintain a normal track list. These are not the sub-minute track that one usually would expect from bands of that ilk, but full tracks that individuals can really sink their teeth into. “May God Strike Me Dead” is a tour de force that is only increased in impressiveness when the band gets into ‘Passion”, the Methuselah of the track at four and a half minutes.
The tracks unite to create a cohesive full-album sound instead of an amorphous blob. The production on “May God Strike Me Dead” is perfect, as it separates the different instruments just enough from each other to allow listeners to hear each drum hit as it interacts with the guitars and vocals. Fleshgore may just be the best thrash/grindcore act on the market right now, a market that is saturated with a number of nearly-legendary acts (Job For A Cowboy, the aforementioned Some Girls). Fleshgore is able to create the same havoc and intensity that acts like 9 Shocks Terror are able to provide with each live show. The only thing that is missing from “May God Strike Me Dead” is a string of firecrackers going off as individuals mosh around in the pit. There is little in the way of changes that could be done to make this disc any better than it is. The band may not ever get a video on mTV, but that’s not their concern. What Fleshgore is concerned about is creating the best album possible, and they do just that with “May God Strike Me Dead.” I’m sure we’ll hear more about the band in the near future, but this album should sate listeners over until then.
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Совершенно не брутал. Новый шаг от FLESHGORE обусловлен, по всей видимости, Европейской привязанностью к более "прыгучей" музне. Мне трек чем-то напомнил SEPULTURA. В любом случае это очень качественный продукт, а насколько конкурентоспособный - хз