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Offline Hellspawn  
#1 Posted : 10 June 2010 05:19:06(UTC)
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Anthems of the Damned is not the Best Metal Album, but it is Not The Worst. The British Thrash Metal Band Hellspawn Strikes the World Again with a New Album. It's a Solid Album, More Similar to their First Works (Like 'Last Rites' or The First 2 Parts of 'Hellworld') than To their Latest Album ('Hellworld Part 3'). This is a Good Band, with Good Songs and Musicians, This Album is One of their Best Works, but it is not Original. Their Previous Album, 'Hellworld Part 3', was Very Original (Mixing Thrash, Heavy & Death Metal) but Another Time, they're only a Thrash Metal Band. The Album Has an Excellent Production and a Very Heavy Sound. Andy Sneap and Colin Richardson did an Excellent Work, and the Band's Principal Songwritter Did a Good Work. If You Like Thrash, You Should Have This Album.

8 out of 10



Noise Lab:
Another Thrash Metal Album...This is Just another Hellspawn's Album. Hellspawn is a Good Band, But Their Studio Albums aren't Very Good. Their Best (and their Probably Only Very Good Album) is 'Hellworld Part 3' becauste it's very Original. But Again, the Band is in the Thrash Metal Abyss. The Cover Art is Amazing and The Production is Amazing Too.

6,5 out of 10



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Anthems Of The Damned || Buy Here!
1. Angels in Dakrness 4.15 (Wheels / Hoster)
2. Buried in Paradise 3.57 (Wheels)
3. Hordes Of Death 4.58 (Wheels / Hellion / Hoster)
4. Unleash The Beast 4.15 (Hellion / Wheels)
5. Betrayed 3.44 (Hellion / Wheels / Hoster)
6. Raise The Beast 4.56 (Miller / Hoster)
7. Wrath Of The Creator 4.58 (Baker / Hellion / Miller)
8. Death Raider 4.19 (Baker / Wheels / Hoster)
9. Isle Of Death 6.55 (Miller / Baker / Hoster)
10. Pleasure To Die 5.00 (Wheels)

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Offline chopper1156  
#2 Posted : 10 June 2010 06:28:44(UTC)
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Chopper:Ouch! Hard review eh? Don't Worry I liked it!
Old Successes

The Rebels
Iron Hammer
Till Death Do Us Part

Now-Act Of God-New Wave of American Heavy Metal/Nu-Metal

Sounds like-Slipknot, Avenged Sevenfold, Stone Sour, Godsmack, Black Label Society, Black Sabbath, and Ozzy.

Signed to-Monk on Fire Music

Jason Wilson
Connor McWilliams
Geo
Sebastian
Alex Walkman

Nominated for Best Band at the 21st IMAS/Birdies
Offline infinite135  
#3 Posted : 10 June 2010 06:35:14(UTC)
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Don't worry, mate! Everybody gets at least one bad review of an album... Rolling Stone in particular hated our first album. You guys did an awesome job, don't let the bad review bring you down!
-Eric Quillington
Kid Anything- Indie/Britpop/Shoegaze; influenced by Sigur Ros, XXYYXX, Kanye West, Blur, Oasis

(Bringing together an eclectic group of influences, Ulysses' songs are sung with carefree abandon by Nick Junk)

Kurt Ulysses - Songwriter, Guitarist, Backup Vocalist
Nick Junk - Vocals, Mojo



Infinite- Alternative/Experimental Rock; influenced by Muse, Radiohead, and The Beatles

(Known best for their experimental music and their frontman's eccentric behavior, the band disbanded after Eric Quillington's death to pursue solo careers or, in Matt Robert's case, peace of mind. Infinite released four albums over the course of their career; Blue Nebula, Midnight Skies, Insomnia, and Dancing about Architecture.)

Eric Quillington (Deceased) - Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Piano, Primary Lyricist
Matt Roberts - Bass
Greg Oldson - Drums, Backup Vocals, Secondary Lyricist
Amelia Florentine - Keyboards, Piano, Lyricist, Backup Vocals

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"When asked 'how do you write?' I invariably answer, 'one word at a time', and this answer is invariably dismissed. But that's all it is. It sounds too simple to be true, but consider the Great Wall of China, if you will: one stone at a time, man. That's all. One stone at a time. But I've read you can see that motherfucker from space without a telescope."

- Stephen King
Offline Hellspawn  
#4 Posted : 10 June 2010 06:58:44(UTC)
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chopper1156 wrote:
Chopper:Ouch! Hard review eh? Don't Worry I liked it!


infinite135 wrote:
Don't worry, mate! Everybody gets at least one bad review of an album... Rolling Stone in particular hated our first album. You guys did an awesome job, don't let the bad review bring you down!
-Eric Quillington


Tom: Thank You Friends! This Reviews Won't Bring We Down, We'll Keep Rocking, and the Next Album will be a 10 OUT OF 10!!!
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