Razor Of Occam - Homage To Martyrs flac album

Homage to Martyrs is a violent and ballsy introduction to the style of thrash and black metal pioneered by bands like Impaled Nazarene, Maze of Torment and Bewitched. The Australians approach this with an unswerving brutality, as if their songs were a wall of pure force. Altar of Corruption" flows like tank treads through the rank and file of infant flesh. Unfortunately, these strong points grow to be monotonous. The entire album is like the first track, and although Razor of Occam obviously aren’t the only artist with an album like that, there is not quite enough variation here to make it worthwhile to listen to the entire thing. Here, perhaps, is where the short length becomes good. RoO kept this album short and sweet, and made sure their brutal black/thrash formula didn’t overstay its welcome. Each song on this album is great, but put together the differences begin to blur.

This album has an average beat per minute of 169 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 110/181 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Homage to Martyrs. 1. Altar of Corruption. BPM Profile Homage to Martyrs. Album starts at 180BPM, ends at 181BPM (+1), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing).

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Homage to Martyrs (2009) by Razor of Occam. Labels: Metal Blade Records. Genres: Blackened Thrash Metal Members: Matt, Ian, Alex, Peter Hunt.

Homage To Martyrs is a straight up assault of thrash riffs, ferocious blast beats and blistering guitar solos. The band's overall sound leans more towards the black metal side with the sinister shrieks and screams from vocalist/guitarist Matt and lightning fast double-bass and blast beats from drummer Peter Hunt along with the raw production. The guitar-work is obviously the one element that stands out the most on this album, though. The guitarists are magnificently skilled and show it off by transitioning between thrash riffs to evil sounding black metal style chords to excellent guitar. I can definitely see Razor of Occam being a forerunner in the current thrash scene in due time. For a debut album, Homage To Martyrs is extremely impressive and shows a lot of potential for future releases. Homage To Martyrs shows a lot more potential than some other new thrash album I've heard recently.

Altar of Corruption, 03:55. Bite of Dogmata, 04:20.