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"To the nines" CD by Hatesphere

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Exclusively at EMP this limited digipak contains a signed booklet







Hatesphere stay with the new singer true to the old style. Old school elements are combined with modern Thrash riffs.
Item no. 438473
Title To the nines
Musical Genre Thrash Metal
Exclusive Yes
Edition Limited Edition
Product topic Bands
Band Hatesphere
Release date 30/03/2009
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

by Jürgen Tschamler (20.04.2009) Screamin' siren Jacob Bredahl left Hatesphere - and everybody thought: "Well, so much for that band...". And they were all wrong - which "To the nines" proves impressingly. New front man Jonathan Albrechtsen follows the footsteps of his predecessor - the band delivers a hefty piece of Thrash. The Danish go for it at a technically high level, cool hooks meet razor-sharp riffs, and the drums are a lean mean killing-machine, precise as a clockwork. Albrechtsen's voice is leaning a tad more towards Death than Bredahls, so you'll catch a whiff of Death Thrash here and there, but basically, it's business as usual: old school elements combined with modern Thrash work, resulting in their unique style. The boys step on it quite a bit, hitting the breaks rarely. Hatesphere 2009 - that's a lot of aggression, spiced up with melodic riffing. Good job!