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Track List
01) Lasciate ogne speranza
02) TerrorVision
03) Farewell to the Flesh
04) Vespertine Decay
05) Squalor Opera
06) Visceral Despondency
07) Deep Red
08) Exquisite Covinous Drama
09) Altro inferno
10) A Whore D'oeuvre Macabre
11) The Final Absolution
01) Lasciate ogne speranza
02) TerrorVision
03) Farewell to the Flesh
04) Vespertine Decay
05) Squalor Opera
06) Visceral Despondency
07) Deep Red
08) Exquisite Covinous Drama
09) Altro inferno
10) A Whore D'oeuvre Macabre
11) The Final Absolution
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4:41
6:00
4:01
3:32
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4:49
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First Released
2018
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"TerrorVision" is the tenth studio album by Belgium-based death metal band Aborted. It was released on September 21, 2018 through Century Media.
Terrorvision isn’t just the follow-up to Retrogore . Written over a year and a half with producer Kristian 'Kohle' Kohlmannslehner, Aborted’s 10th full-length advances on Retrogore’s devilish descant by raising the stakes substantially. Quality over quantity.
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Death-grind mainstays Aborted are by far one of the most consistent bands in death metal, and while their latest record, TerrorVision, isn't the best one they've ever made, it's still a very worthwhile release. The record captures every type of moment a death metal fan could want — blast beats, grooves, a good vocal range and some fun breakdowns here and there — and it does so without overstaying its welcome.
The band tap into their melodic side a little more often than usual, particularly on tracks such as "The Final Absolution" and "Farewell to the Flesh" while laying down solid death-grind across most of the record. This isn't particularly surprising for Aborted, but it's always great to see a band consistently matching their standards from album to album without regurgitating material or trying drastically different sounds that don't match who they are.
They shake things up a little bit though, sparingly dropping the tempos from their usual non-stop onslaught. Breakdowns aren't frequent enough to become annoying, but rather add a breather to the chaos on songs such as "Vespertine Decay" or "TerrorVision." Even when the band are laying down brain-melting grind riffs though, they do so with laser-sharp precision.
Although it isn't the be-all end-all of Aborted releases, TerrorVision is a fine addition to the band's catalogue. The record has some forgettable moments, but overall it has enough to offer for fans to feel like they aren't getting a rehash of the band's phenomenal last record, Retrogore.
Reviewed by Joe Smith-Engelhardt for exclaim.ca.
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"TerrorVision" is the tenth studio album by Belgium-based death metal band Aborted. It was released on September 21, 2018 through Century Media.
Terrorvision isn’t just the follow-up to Retrogore . Written over a year and a half with producer Kristian 'Kohle' Kohlmannslehner, Aborted’s 10th full-length advances on Retrogore’s devilish descant by raising the stakes substantially. Quality over quantity.
User Album Review
Death-grind mainstays Aborted are by far one of the most consistent bands in death metal, and while their latest record, TerrorVision, isn't the best one they've ever made, it's still a very worthwhile release. The record captures every type of moment a death metal fan could want — blast beats, grooves, a good vocal range and some fun breakdowns here and there — and it does so without overstaying its welcome.
The band tap into their melodic side a little more often than usual, particularly on tracks such as "The Final Absolution" and "Farewell to the Flesh" while laying down solid death-grind across most of the record. This isn't particularly surprising for Aborted, but it's always great to see a band consistently matching their standards from album to album without regurgitating material or trying drastically different sounds that don't match who they are.
They shake things up a little bit though, sparingly dropping the tempos from their usual non-stop onslaught. Breakdowns aren't frequent enough to become annoying, but rather add a breather to the chaos on songs such as "Vespertine Decay" or "TerrorVision." Even when the band are laying down brain-melting grind riffs though, they do so with laser-sharp precision.
Although it isn't the be-all end-all of Aborted releases, TerrorVision is a fine addition to the band's catalogue. The record has some forgettable moments, but overall it has enough to offer for fans to feel like they aren't getting a rehash of the band's phenomenal last record, Retrogore.
Reviewed by Joe Smith-Engelhardt for exclaim.ca.
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