Claimed as the best release from them so far,Coldblood returns with a full length album "Chronology Of Satanic Events" released on 19th September 2013.Another aggressive or should I call satanic death metal album from this Brazillian band and this was the most awaited by their fans since their last full length release "Under The Blade I Die" in 2007.
"Chronology Of Satanic Events" is an album with a lot of energy combined together with a maximum dosage of extreme metal content.The modern sound of this album might attract new listeners to crave and drool all over the release which is a good marketing strategy,eventhough they have moved on upgrading their musical direction from being a total death metal band by incorporating a little bit of black metal in their composition.Their music flow have become more technical in terms of the arrangement and the guitar works unlike their recent album.This album is less groovy than the previous one which is a little bit disappointing but the melody lines saves the day as the absence of the old school feeling is somehow quite critical.
The harsh vocals blends well with their lyrical content and this time they went all satanic and a nightmare for Christianity while their drummer did a tremendous job and without doubt this album is very production wise and will make through the market with its modern approach of extreme metal.
However I prefer "Under The Blade I Die" over this album but that's just my opinion and the most important thing is that I'm sure Coldblood can survive the extreme music scene and continue making more Christ torturing music.
"Chronology Of Satanic Events" is an album with a lot of energy combined together with a maximum dosage of extreme metal content.The modern sound of this album might attract new listeners to crave and drool all over the release which is a good marketing strategy,eventhough they have moved on upgrading their musical direction from being a total death metal band by incorporating a little bit of black metal in their composition.Their music flow have become more technical in terms of the arrangement and the guitar works unlike their recent album.This album is less groovy than the previous one which is a little bit disappointing but the melody lines saves the day as the absence of the old school feeling is somehow quite critical.
The harsh vocals blends well with their lyrical content and this time they went all satanic and a nightmare for Christianity while their drummer did a tremendous job and without doubt this album is very production wise and will make through the market with its modern approach of extreme metal.
However I prefer "Under The Blade I Die" over this album but that's just my opinion and the most important thing is that I'm sure Coldblood can survive the extreme music scene and continue making more Christ torturing music.
