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Artist..................... Pericardium
Album.................. Anthems Of Anger
Release year...................... 1997
Music style................... Death metal,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 320 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ Canada
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://none
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Pericardium Anthems Of Anger 1997 Music style...: Brutal Death Metal Origin: Canada (Regina, Saskatchewan) Formed: 1995 Last label: Unsigned Status: Split Up Rob Doherty - Vocals, Guitar (Into Eternity) Kostis Katsimihas - Guitar Dave Mills - Drums Don Stenhouse - Bass (Thorazine, Reverend Kill, Deimos (Can)) PERICARDIUM, founded in 1995, is a brutal Death Metal band initially based out of Regina, Saskatchewan. The 1996 album ‘Anthems Of Anger’ saw a recording line-up of vocalist / guitarist Rob Doherty, bassist Scot Krall and singer Tim Roth. The following year Doherty relocated to Calgary, Alberta, constructing an all new look PERICARDIUM, drafting guitarist Kostis Katsimihas, THORAZINE founder Don Stenhouse on bass with Dave Mills on drums. In 1997, Rob Doherty moved to Calgary, in search of like-minded musicians. ADDITIONAL NOTES Studio musicians on Anthems of Anger: Scot Krall - Bass (Into Eternity) Tim Roth - Vocals (Into Eternity) Anthems of Anger Sey69 on July 24th, 2009 wrote:
Classic Death Metal. - 8 out of 10 Old-school, mid-1990's-style, extreme, brutal, Death Metal. Collector's take note: I don't believe this CD was EVER released to the general public outside Canada.
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Weak considering the lineup. - 6 out of 10 Written by deathmetalfreak169 on July 24th, 2009 Last year I discovered that Into Eternity mastermind Tim Roth had been involved in another group called "Pericardium". Since I am a major fan of his, this really peaked my interest. I had been searching everywhere to find "Anthems of Anger" and a few months ago I actually managed to get a hold of a copy from a guy who was closing down his record shop in Florida. Apparently the hard to find release didn't mean to much to him because he sold it to me for pretty cheap and if you aren't a huge Into Eternity fan then you aren't really missing much. This EP isn't the worst I have ever heard but I certainly don't recommend it. Let's start with the opener "Corrupted". The track begins with a sound clip of Doctor Loomis in one of the early Halloween films and then suddenly dives right into a blast beat frenzy similar to early "Blasphemy Made Flesh" era Cryptopsy. The track is loaded with your typical 90's death metal riffs but there are two major factors which make the album a chore to sit through. One is that the vocals sound really raspy. It's almost as if someone just whispered into a microphone and had loads of gain turned on. The other being that the snare was poorly tuned and it really gets to be a problem with all the blasting going on throughout the EP. It sounded like the drummer was beating on a tin can. I will say that I enjoy the lead part on the chorus to "Corrupted" particularly because it not only compliments the song well but it is also hooky. Next up is " I Meditation" which is basically just a space filler for this already painfully overly lengthy EP. It's not a half bad instrumental but seeing as how there are still two more "Meditation" tracks yet to come, it really gets pathetic after awhile. Why fill up a CD with pointless tracks just to make it longer? A better approach here would have been to focus on the quality rather than the quantity. The rest of the album pretty much keeps to the same formula as the first two songs. I think the best way to sum up the overall sound is a combination of early grindcore, thrash metal, and melodic death metal. The guitar work is decent but a lot of the riffs start to run together after awhile and by the end of the EP it feels uninspired. I didn't know until I looked at the liner notes that Tim Roth had only lent a couple of guitar solos and some backing vocals to the EP or I probably wouldn't have wasted my time buying it. Guitarist and vocalist Rob Doherty definitely created some great music during his time in Into Eternity but don't expect anything of the sort on this EP. There is a bonus track on the CD but it's not anything special. I personally think it is the weakest track on the whole album. It's got a strange punk feel and vocally it can only be described as crap. If you can somehow find this EP then give it a listen just for the hell of it but I personally found it to be dissatisfying especially coming from former and current Into Eternity members.
There is also a hidden track 01. Corrupted 02:50 02. I Meditation 01:08 03. The Opportunist 04:37 04. Lashed Out and Gashed 02:25 05. II Meditation 01:03 06. My Life 03:59 07. Bodies 02:55 08. III Meditation 01:07 09. The Dead Speak From Beyond 05:50 41. Hidden Track 02:49 (Savage Henry and the Infamous One Pounders "Cock Hungry Whore" cover) Total playing time 25:54
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