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"Constant hate" CD by Postmortem

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Item no. 437865
Title Constant hate
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Postmortem
Release date 21/11/2008
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Are You Dead
  • 2.
    Suffer
  • 3.
    Killing Days
  • 4.
    The Way Of The Knife
  • 5.
    Lobotomy
  • 6.
    Please God
  • 7.
    Revolution
  • 8.
    As The Blood Push Out Of Her Cutted Throat
  • 9.
    Hate, Kill, Destroy
  • 10.
    Can't Stop Killing

by Stefan Frohne (29.01.2009) After ten years of absence (apart from an EP and a single), Berlin’s kings of brawl report back on stage with "Constant hate". And to make it short and simple: album number four is a genuine wrecking ball. Like they did it in the 90s, the band (now a quartet) combines the best of Death and Thrash and delivers some entertaining, solid shots of hate. They’re cautious regarding speed, though: all tracks are real Rock, but there’s no excessive Speed - nevertheless, Postmortem never drift towards airy-fairy mid-tempo. One or the other lick is pretty catchy, and mike torturer Matthias picks up all marginal melodies, so I’d call the ten tracks the most mature opus of the blokes so far - aggressive, uncompromising, no trendy stuff. Welcome back, Postmortem!