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Artist..................... Deteriorate
Album.................. Rotting In Hell
Release year...................... 1993
Music style................... Black metal, Death metal, Thrash metal,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 320 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ United States
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://none
List of songs:
DETERIORATE Rotting In Hell 1993 Originally a high speed death metal band, these adventurous musicians became full-on Emperor-style black metal before reverting to their roots. Status Music style... Thrash Death Black Status Split-Up formed In Unknown Origin... USA Members Jay Anderson : Guitar Zahgurim (US) Thorous : Bass, Keyboard Joe Gorski : Guitar Dark Woods : Drums Gannon : Vocals Zahgurim (US) Former/Past members Mike Trush : Vocals, Bass ex-Dead in the Face Frank Ierovante : Guitar Anathema (US) Rich Yurgevich : Drums Anathema (US) Discography Deteriorate (Démo - 1992) mp3 Rotting In Hell (CD - 1993) mp3 Gather The Nebbish (Démo - 1994) The Senectuous Entrance (CD - 1996) Review Long lost classic here! - 96% Written by Sey69 July 16th, 2009. Impossible to Ignore! Total Death, totally awesome, what else can I say? Only this, the drums Bass are in your face ALL the time impossible to ignore (as if you'd want to). Vocals?! Exactly, the same... in your face... can't ignore (Don't wanna!) Okay record label, terrible cover, but man was this some kickin' Death Metal back in the day...............and still is. Killer................................. I love every track! Review Chaos... Anarchy... in a sea of blood - 95% Written by Childe_Roland on March 2nd, 2009 Ahhh Rotting In Hell, a forgotten gem, and oh so very nasty and rotten. Reminiscent of one of my favorite death metal albums, Screams of Anguish, (although much shorter in length and perhaps not as technical), Deteriorate bring forth a brutal slab of putrid, filthy death metal. Heavy as fuck and just as fast in parts, Rotting In Hell has quickly become another of my favorites with one of the best vocal performances. Disgusting screeches and sickly growls greet you here during the half hour of blasting brutality. Guitars tones are often low and chainsaw like for the most part, with slow, crushing riffs, however also will speed up in an attempt to snap your head of your body. The chainsaw guitars remind me much of most Swedish death as you will probably also find, sounding is if they are ready to slice and tear through flesh and bone just to get the point across on how serious this death metal is. Tempo changes are frequent, going from slow chugging riffs to neck fuckin snappers and back to the chugging, and let me not forgot the sections of down right groovy-ness. Every member on this album turned out a warm, steaming, death-feast of a performance, however I must choose the vocals as my favorite aspect. They are sick and fucking twisted throughout and provide a varied performance compared to what you will find with most death metal. This man sounds pissed, and disgusted, and ready to eat you. The drums also add to the mix in a superb manner, jackhammering along, wanting to destror and turn to pulp anything left behing by the rusty, dull chainsaw. They are crushing and brutal during the slower breaks and grovier sections, and crazed and frenzied during the faster part, while not losing any consistency or sounding as if the man on battery is out of control, as he seems to always be in control of holding the pace of these songs, with the rest of the band following suit… and I don’t believe any triggers are used (thank Satan). If you are a fan of the older school of death metal, and especially underappreciated lost or hidden gems, get this album. It is a shame Deteriorate turned to more of a black metal band with their last album, as I would have loved to hear what these gents could have churned out on an album closer to the 40 minute mark rather than 30 minutes, although 30 minutes was all this beast of album needed to get its point across. I hope this album is not soon forgotten, but unfortunately, mahap it already is. Review Great rotten death metal - 88% Written by brainsmasher on March 14th, 2006 Holy crap this is an absolute lost classic. I hadn't heard of these champs until I got the JL America comp called "Brutal Aggression." What I love about a lot of JL America's releases is that they captured a very specific era in death and black metal that was and is very representative of the past and the future of what would become of the genres and bands that JL America represented. Back when JL America seemed to clamor to get these releases out, it was a level playing field between bands like Immortal and Goatlord, or Masters Hammer and Nokturnel. In addition, it wasn't only the label that was representing the US and European scene so honestly, but each of the bands represented their own niches within a plethora of genres in such a remarkably bold manner that each JL America and Turbo USA release still stands as a pertinent bookmark in the timeline of metal. Immortal's "Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism" represented the budding Norwegian scene that would grow to dominate the black metal scene. Let me get back to Deteriorate. What my point boils down to is that "Rotting in Hell" stands as a good example of what a lot of great underground death metal bands were doing in 92 / 93. To start things off the right way, "Rotting in Hell" opens with a morbid intro of distorted screams over an ambient death wind. After about a minute of this the pummeling death machine that is Deteriorate rolls into town. The excellent production on this is immediately evident. The drums are clear as a bell, the guitar tone is thick, crunchy, and powerful. The vocals are artfully given a great stereo trick here the left speaker is a millisecond delayed from the right. It does for the vocals what reverb or delay does but without compromising any clarity and the decay is immediate. For the rest of the album you're going to bang your head the entire time as "Rotting in Hell" offers up a bottomless bucket of chunk, sludge, and sick melody. Your dinner also comes with a complementary choice of blastbeats, skank sections, or hooky breakdowns. All in all I think its sort of redundant for me to dissect this album and tell you all about every single second of it. Its just an absolute death metal classic and you'd be a total fool not to pick it up if you ever get the chance. The chance might be rare because JL America stuff is sort of rare, but right now Deathgasm Records has a ton of JL America stuff on sale after he unearthed a bunch of it in a recent buyout. Also I don't have a weblink for an official Deteriorate site but I recently heard they are still together with a different vocalist. Review Rotting In Hell = Pure Death! - 96% Written by ArtOfWar on May 13th, 2004 While no one would ever accuse Deteriorate of being original in the lyrical, song titles, or cover art departments, they still showed some promise musically on Rotting In Hell. The one thing that stands out most about this album, considering the time frame it was released, are the vocals. While every band and their mother was trying to top each each other in the "I can growl lower then you can" game, Deteriorate employed a hoarse, raspy "Wicked Witch of the West" style of vocal exhortation. As for the music, Deteriorate really stood out from many of the bands overcrowding the Death Metal scene in the early 90's. Catchy riffs are spread throughout, laced with tight solos in certain places, to create an album of fierce, melodic Death Metal. Out of the 10 tracks, "Decomposed Anatomy," the final track, stands out the most to me. 2 things prevent me from giving this a perfect 100 score. First off, some of the blast beats just come off sloppy and out of sync with the rest of the music. Second, the "let's moan and scream like idiots" vocal passages the band uses in a few of the tracks are laughable rather then scary. other then that, this one is a must have. Due to the fact that JL America ceased operations long ago, this one has become extremely rare. I have seen it pop up in auctions from time to time in the last month or so, so that is your best bet in finding this rare gem. List of songs 1. Agonized Display 2. A Thousand Release year...f Anguish 3. Cannibal Autopsy 4. Devoured 5. The Sufferance 6. Rotting In Hell 7. Asphyxiation Cremation 8. Shadows Of Death 9. Beyond The Grave 10. Decomposed Anatomy
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