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Band
Annihilation
Title
The Undivided Wholeness of All Things
Type
LP/EP
Company
Nice To Eat You
YOR
2017
Style
Death
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10/10/2017 - Review by: Greg Watson
Death metal that sounds as though it were recorded inside a bog
The latest album by Annihilation suffers from a pretty bad production regimen that causes the album to sound like it was recorded in the confines of a muddy bog. The vocals are very low in the mix and the instruments all bleed together making it near impossible to hear anything but a chaotic sounding maelstrom of noise with slightly audible gurgles and growls. What I was able to make out of the music was pretty decent, some pretty heavy riffing and melodic guitar work being utilized fairly well. But the bad production just makes this one darn near unlistenable.
PERSONAL BREAKDOWN:

ENJOYMENT
1.5
MUSIC
2
VOCALS
2
PRODUCTION
1.5
ARTWORK
1.5
LYRICS
1.5


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The Undivided Wholeness of All Things
2017
Nice To Eat You
Greg Watson10/10/2017
1.5

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