In the vein of Testament american metal-veterans Death Angel continue thier mission to spread the music of pure thrash metal. On their 7th album they deliver aggressive and heavy riffs that's instoppable. Like always this band lack something. It's not impressive enough to play fast and aggressive, there also has to be good songs and they just don't manage that part good enough. Here and there they have it for a short while but 10 long songs of the same chaotic bulldozer-music is just too much. They have fallen in the same trap as Slayer and the music is obviously partly inspired by them, escpecially the vocals. Great cover and good production.

1)Left for dead (6,5)

2)Son of the morning (6,5)

3)Fallen (6,5)

4)The dream calls for blood (6,5)

5)Succubus (5,0)

6)Execution/Don't save me (5,5)

7)Caster of shame (6,0)

8)Detonate (5,0)

9)Empty (5,0)

10)Territorial instinct/Bloodlust (6,5)

Score: 5,90

Mark Osegueda-vocals

Rob Cavestany-guitars

Ted Aguilar-guitars

Damien Sisson-bass

Will Carol-drums

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