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"Fistful of hate" CD by Pro-Pain

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Item no. 422604
Title Fistful of hate
Musical Genre Hardcore
Product topic Bands
Band Pro-Pain
Release date 3/1/04
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Can you feel it?
  • 2.
    Left for dead
  • 3.
    Godspeed
  • 4.
    Implode
  • 5.
    American dreams
  • 6.
    Cut throat
  • 7.
    Aftermath
  • 8.
    Save face
  • 9.
    The better half of forever
  • 10.
    Freedom rings
  • 11.
    Lost horizons
  • 12.
    Fistful of hate

by Markus Eck (04/01) Already the predecessor album "Shreds of dignity" could delight me but this new album finally makes me a big fan. Bandboss Gary Meskil and his three sovereign guys groove enormously but the Heavy Metal factor was greatly increased. The third song even has a lot of hit potential, a song that reveals tremendous compository potential - and it's not even the only killer on this album. It goes on like that - and it feels really good what Meskil & friends present on this album. The mercilessly roaring riffs were again performed enrapturously, they hammer down on your ears like ten uncontrollable pile-drivers. But that's not all. It's stonishing how catchy and easy this all is presented with melodies. Pro-Pain really progressed for the better without losing their grim face. The new sound is individually original and has some Hardcore-elements, too. But I think that Pro-Pain have never been harder or better before. Congratulations!