#team dead

[andrea-has-a-malicious-intent]

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BFDI Teams Bracket: Round 1

Team Dead Vs. Just Not

Team Dead

Just Not

Voting ended onMar 17

[nimmo-tube-cheese]

Hubrid...you alright there, pal?

[thrashxwolf-blog]

Crush The Sublime Gods Dr. Living Dead! (Sweden) 2015, Century Media Tracks: 13 Third album from band DR. LIVING DEAD! Quite frankly, this is my favorite of their releases. Crush the Sublime Gods is an quentessential thrash album. From start to finish this album rips: tremendous mosh sections, balanced with mid tempo sections, blistering riff passages, gang vocals, and not a single dull moment from this album. Of the 10 tracks, not a single complaint! This album is one I can listen to and not skip a single track. There's thirteen tracks on this album, three of those being an intro and surprisingly, two instrumentals. The vocals on this album are a combination of classic crossover vocals and singing sections that very strongly remind me of early Suicidal Tendencies. Though, with their aesthetic and clear tribute to the 80's Venice skate/music scene, this is not surprising and adds to the band's mystique. Production-wise, this is the band's best effort. The guitars are crisp to perfection, the bass cuts and rings clear. The vocals are balanced of being prominent yet, not overpowering the music. The drums are clean....everything from the hi-hats, snare, kick, ride, and cymbal crash, always appreciated on a thrash/crossover album. Wishful thinking, but with production of this release I'd like to see previous material remastered or re-recorded. Noted tracks: Crush the Sublime Gods, TEAMxDEADx, Civilized to Death, Scanners, No Way Out

[norman-reedus-gossip]

That ending fight sequence was EVERYTHING

[wendymoriarty]

So... Two wallpapers, yeah. 

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