. .  
.
.
.         . .
.
... Home | Reviews
SEARCH 
.
.   .
.
Home
Reviews
Latest Reviews

Prong's X - No Absolutes

Rabid Flesh Eaters - Reign of Terror

Coffins/Isla Split

Haken - Affinity

Be'lakor - Vessels

Valdur - Pathetic Scum

Messa - Belfry

Die Choking - III

Sailing to Nowhere - To The Unknown

Black Anvil Interview

Six Feet Under - Graveyard IV The Number of the Priest

Destroyer 666 - Wildfire

Onslaught - Live at the Slaughterhouse

Rotten Sound - Abuse To Suffer

Venomous Concept - Kick Me Silly: VC III

The Great Discord - Duende

Arcana 13 - Danza Macabra

Die Choking - II

Obsidian Kingdom - A Year With No Summer

Thy Catafalque - Sgurr

Denner Shermann - Masters of Evil

Destroy Destroy Destroy - Devour The Power Review

by Matt Hensch

.
Destroy Destroy Destroy must have been doing something right when they started making music. They had a successful debut album, toured with some of the biggest names in metal and even scored a record deal. So what happened? To bluntly put it, they made their second album titled "Devour The Power" and it sucks. "Devour The Power" contains annoying, bland music that sounds so much alike, you'd think the "repeat" button in your CD player was switched on and is eternally jammed.

The biggest buzzkill on this album is singer Bryan Kemp's awful voice. I've heard bad vocal performances before, but this is one of the worst. The mixture of screams and death growls he uses are just horrendous. The high pitched screams of Kemp are extremely annoying and aggravating. The use of this scream is used during a majority of the album and drags it straight to hell. Beside the screams, Kemp has this poor example of a death growl. His growls sound hazy and distorted, almost like he doesn't know how to do them right.

Destroy Destroy Destroy also fail in the musical category, but it isn't as bad as the vocals. The guitar work ranges from thrash riffs to generic melodic death riffing that usually repeat again and again until each song ends. The biggest dud is unfortunately done by the guitars due to the drastic similarities of all the riffs. All the riffs on all the songs are almost identical with each other. I honestly had a hard time remembering which song I was listening to because it all sounds the same. The drumming is the only positive aspect of the album. The drumming seems superior to the rest of the instrumental work when drummer Eric Brown does technical double pedal hits and time changes. His drumming is the only satisfying quality of this lackluster album.

Like I said before, "Devour The Power" isn't very good. These guys do have a decent stage gimmick, but musically speaking, they pretty much suck. Skip it.


CD Info and Links

Destroy Destroy Destroy - Devour The Power

Label:Metal Blade
Rating:3.2

Preview and Purchase This CD Online

Visit the official homepage

More articles for this artist

tell a friend about this review

.

The Pit Your turn to get in the pit with your thoughts about this review and CD


They call you
What do you think ?:



Posted by Your mothers left tit:
Pull the battle axe from your gaping anus the next time you try to listen to a CD and give a review.


Posted by Matt Hensch:
Go put on your Korn CD you retard; this crap sucks. Destroy Destroy Destroy is just a chessy version of 3 Inches Of Blood and they don't even have a tenth of their talent, and I don't even listen to the damn band!


Posted by Your Mom:
F*** YOU...the cd was amazing...you dont know metal obviously so...f***ing read up on that crap


Posted by Matt Hensch:
DDD just doesn't do it for me.


Posted by D:
retard.



...end



Thrash Worthy Link



.
.
antiMUSIC - iconoFAN - Rocknworld - Day in Rock - Rock Search - thrashPIT - iconoSTORE
.
Thrashpit is presented by Rocknworld.com - Part of the antiMusic Network

Tell a Friend about this page - Contact Us - Privacy - Link to us

Copyright© 1998 - 2007 Iconoclast Entertainment Group
All rights reserved.
No Part of this site may be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in any form.
Please click here for legal restrictions and terms of use applicable to this site.
Use of this site signifies your agreement to the terms of use. Updated 12-19-99