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As already proved, they can do it better. But instead of working on innovation, the band rediscovers some well-known stylistic tricks. Both the first and the second "Part" also show the songwriting skills of the Italians in a very good way. However, it is nothing short of awesome. Nevertheless, something is missing on "Idiosyncrasy".

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The production also falls within the scope of what can be expected. The relatively complex songs cannot be blamed for lameness. If glossy and modern thrash is your thing then you might well find something here.

But in general, it is hardly possible to suppress the feeling that Necrodeath do not reach top form. Furthermore, it offers a haunting guitar line at the beginning which is able to give you goose bumps. There are a lot of different elements and influences at work here; the guitar tone is crisp, modern and almost death metallish, varying from dense crunching riffs to sharp lead work.

However, this is not the only problem. Too many parts of the tracks fail to release an energizing effect. Nevertheless, something is missing on "Idiosyncrasy".

I do not want to make a mountain out of a molehill. GuntherTheUndyingDecember 6th, I do not know who gave permission for this cover. Bands alphabetical country genre Labels alphabetical country Reviews R. ixiosyncrasy

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Necrodeath have been around now sinceand are one of those bands who in their day were hugely influential, and in their initial incarnation release two of the most important and criminally overlooked albums the Italian metal scene has ever seen. The Italians do not refine their style, neither to good nor to evil. Furthermore, the actual contributions on the musical end are fantastic. Once again, they rely on the fascination of a duet of Flegias and a female guest singer.

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Although this is no new idea, this piece "Part V" stands out, precisely because of the addition of the guest vocals. Despite the transparency of the mix, the record does not suffer from a synthetic or soulless sound. But instead of working on innovation, the band rediscovers some well-known stylistic tricks. For example, "Part IV" is surprisingly slow without creating a special atmosphere.

However, it is nothing short of awesome. Of course, the band is able to handle the great number of breaks in a clever way. Traditionalists may not be quite as enamoured with it, but I certainly found their brand of prog tinged Thrash more listenable than some of the more famous names still toiling away.

But in the case of such an experienced band, one can assume that its members exactly know the sound they want to have.

Nevertheless, compared with the strongest outputs of their own discography, the here presented work scored rather poorly. Best viewed without Internet Explorer, in x resolution or higher. But Necrodeath offers more of the same - so far, so good - without creating a lot of outstanding melodies, riffs or solos. Well, everything is fine?

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In addition, it kills the flow of the album. The single foundation of the record — divided up into seven parts in case you feel like pausing the cinematic piece — runs for an impressive forty minutes, and it surprisingly maintains a level of consistency often unseen in gigantic tracks. Unfortunately, the same applies to some immature necrodeat of the concept album. Of course it was going to sound different, name me any one of the vintage Thrash bands who nrcrodeath the exact same now as they did twenty to thirty years ago?

You could say Necrodeath seems to show a sign of maturity that really aids their identity, particularly with necrldeath transitioning between ripping thrash riffs and the creepy, slithering sections of pure darkness occupying much of the release. As already proved, they can do it better.

It may be a triviality, but I do not like albums whose songs have no name.

More importantly, this mammoth slice of apocalyptic doom shows the band forcing their creative variance into something that would otherwise remain uncomfortable or debatably taboo; however, they pinned the trial into submission with willingness often unseen.