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"Death nation anarchy" CD by Sufferage

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Guitarist Lasse Fink produced four albums since the debut in 2003. In there the stilistic closeness of the US-Death Metal-band is founded. Versus the Deathcore-trend that's almost old school again.
Item no. 125085
Title Death nation anarchy
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Sufferage
Release date 6/19/09
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Principle Of Ignorance
  • 2.
    Clone Faces Breeding
  • 3.
    Death Nation Anarchy
  • 4.
    Empty Sucked Existence
  • 5.
    Deprivation Of The Despised
  • 6.
    Infested By Terror
  • 7.
    Cadaver Evolution
  • 8.
    Nothingness
  • 9.
    Insanity Prevailing
  • 10.
    Who Wins Who Suffer
  • 11.
    Parasitic Elite
  • 12.
    Martyrs Birth
  • 13.
    Population Prefers Betrayal

by Björn Thorsten Jaschinski (24.07.2009) In the southern parts of Germany, many Death Metal bands name Scandinavian outfits as their idols - in northern Germany, more local combos have their godfathers on the other side of the pond and sound more like some extreme US deathsters. That rule also applies to Sufferage, hailing from Hamburg: on their fourth album (the second one without female vocals), they totally neglect any melodies, or just let them come up shortly, as in the instrumental "Nothingness". Brutal. Weird enough, the growler's last name is FrΓΆhlich which means "happy"... Regarding compositions, they have adopted a bit of the old and the new Chris Barnes: the roughness of his ex-employers Cannibal Corpse and the groove of his current band Six Feet Under. Unfortunately, the drums sound as artificial as in a Fear Factory production, but the younger fans won't care anyway: they'll just enjoy the slams and soundtrakcs to their circle pits. On "Cadaver Evolution", you'll even detect some keyboard sounds. 13 songs, squeezed in 45 minutes of playing time - compact stuff.