El Salvador's Disorder returns with their third full length album "Fuego Negro" and these guys really hammered it right away when the first track started. It's a quite common genre of metal in the South American metal scene but like their counterparts, Disorder offered the most intense and fast paced death/thrash metal with a little bit of black metal somewhere within the album and it feels good.
7 tracks of continuous headbanging experience is what " Fuego Negro" has to offer with its typical death/thrash composition with extra flavors added in the arrangement. All the lyrics are in Spanish which adds up the elements of anger and rebellious mood in each and every song and to be precise it's an antidote for stress. And of course the concept of Disorder really does the trick to the maximum and the feel of being in the middle of a conflict or war, one should have no problem imagining and get themselves strayed a while from reality.Primitive as it is, "Fuego Negro" is a well produced material with lots of great criteria to look for. Well balanced clean sound but dirty in the same time, they managed to record and mix this album well without throwing away the old school vibe in the guitar works and drum parts. As for the vocals, the angry side of it really does shine with enough dosage of extremity needed for a release like this.
It looks like being a two man band doesn't stop Disorder from delivering their music to the world and they're not stopping for nothing. By keeping it simple and heavy, they can go further with their music regardless the boundaries, Thrash Till Death!!!
7 tracks of continuous headbanging experience is what " Fuego Negro" has to offer with its typical death/thrash composition with extra flavors added in the arrangement. All the lyrics are in Spanish which adds up the elements of anger and rebellious mood in each and every song and to be precise it's an antidote for stress. And of course the concept of Disorder really does the trick to the maximum and the feel of being in the middle of a conflict or war, one should have no problem imagining and get themselves strayed a while from reality.Primitive as it is, "Fuego Negro" is a well produced material with lots of great criteria to look for. Well balanced clean sound but dirty in the same time, they managed to record and mix this album well without throwing away the old school vibe in the guitar works and drum parts. As for the vocals, the angry side of it really does shine with enough dosage of extremity needed for a release like this.
It looks like being a two man band doesn't stop Disorder from delivering their music to the world and they're not stopping for nothing. By keeping it simple and heavy, they can go further with their music regardless the boundaries, Thrash Till Death!!!
