ATHEIST

TERRORIZER 136 Oct 2005, Arch Enemy, Power Metal Special part 2, Exodus, Cathedral, Atheist, Paradise Lost, 1349, Primal Fear, Municipal Wate, Cave In, judas priest

October 2005 issue 136 of TERRORIZER Magazine.

Features include:
POWER METAL SPECIAL PART 2
ATHEIST
PARADISE LOST
SKINNY PUPPY
REVIEWS
Album of the Month - ARCTURUS - SIDESHOW SYMPHONIES
Albums - Cave In - Earth - Municipal Watse - Khanate - Yob
Live - Wacken 2005 - Amen - Krisiun

The second part contained an interview with Stratovarius, a scene report from the USA, a look at power metal labels and selection of prominent power metal artists. The issue also contained a Judas Priest poster.

SIDE 1:

Drive she said - Drivin' wheel

FM - Crack alley

Atheist - Mother man

Nuclear assault - Sign in blood

Side 2:

Mortal sin - Every dog has its day

Tattooed love boys - Real long way

Angry Anderson - Bound for glory

Fates warning - Eye to eye

Music for Nations - RIFF 1

Compilation - 1991

FEAR OF DARKNESS: Carnivore [Death Metal with some hard core elements and some samples, short key board passages and the violin brought in by a guest musician. Very advanced includes 10 songs + hidden bonus track. Super rare / hard to find CD, impossible to find these days]

Technical Death Metal band from Italy. ILLOGICIST lists DEATH, ATHEIST, SCEPTIC, and SPASTIC INK as their main influences. Their sound definitely recalls latter day DEATH with some ATHEIST and SCEPTIC here and there.

Technical Death Metal band from Italy. ILLOGICIST lists DEATH, ATHEIST, SCEPTIC, and SPASTIC INK as their main influences. Their sound definitely recalls latter day DEATH with some ATHEIST and SCEPTIC here and there. Polymorphism of Death consists of three songs and is a little over 19 minutes in length. "Warped" starts the disc off in fine latter day DEATH style and remains mostly mid paced except for a few faster sections. The ATHEIST sound sneaks in occasionally with some choppy riffing and bass string plucking. "Visions of Decay" is similar in style to " Warped" except that it is a bit catchier. Strangely enough, the guitar tone towards the end of the song is similar to the crunchy riffs on PARADOX's Thrash sound. About one minute into "Grimaces", the listener is treated to a short jazzy segment a la CYNIC or ATHEIST circa Elements. The body of the song consists of start-stop ATHEIST riffing and bass playing that also similar to ANACRUSIS circa Reason.

Check samples:
www.myspace.com/illogicist/music-player?sindex=-1.0&shuffle=false&amix=f...