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Band
Bloodbath
Title
Breeding Death/Resurrection Through Carnage
Type
LP/EP
Company
Century Media
YOR
2000
Style
Death
Popular Reviews
10/15/2003 - Review by: Anthony Burke
It's not to shabby on the artwork
Bloodbath - Breeding Death/Resurrection Through Carnage 2000 Century Media - Reviewed by IcedMojo

Track Listing
1. Breeding Death
2. Omnious Bloodvomit
3. Furnace Funeral

1. Ways To The Grave
2. So You Die
3. Mass Strangulation
4. Death Delirium
5. Buried By The Dead
6. The Soulcollector
7. Bathe In Blood
8. Trail Of Insects
9. Like Fire
10. Cry My Name
Bloodbath has had two releases--a 3 song EP titled Breeding Death, released in 2000 and a full length CD titled Resurrection Through Carnage, released in 2002.

Now, the EP shows remnants of older Morbid Angel as well as classic Opeth. So, needless to say, Breeding Death is a fantastic release. Great vocals with even better musicianship and speed. A modern death metal album mixed with the great ability of yesteryear.

If they could have kept this up, maybe they could have had something, but then they fucked it all up and released Resurrection Through Carnage. It's my inexpert opinion that this album is the worst piece of shit I have heard in a while. Imagine the shit Cannibal Corpse has put out as of late and well, even that may be better than this. I mean, the vocals of Mikael Åkerfeldt leave a lot to be desired. And would someone please tell me what happened to Anders Nyström and Jonas Renkse?

The guitar/bass work and riffs of Breeding Death complimented each other so much and were amazing, then on Resurrection, well, it sounds like one big duel between them. What happened to the talent and good things I expected? Was it a fluke? Maybe they should re-release the album and title it “Resurrect our careers after this car wreck”. The best thing I can say about them after hearing the full length album is, that it's not to shabby on the artwork.

Just please, no more!

--IcedMojo 10.16.03
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ALL REVIEWS FOR: BLOODBATH
TITLE
DOR
COMPANY
 REVIEWER DATE MADE RATING
Breeding Death/Resurrection Through Carnage
2000
Century Media
Anthony Burke10/15/2003
-
Grand Morbid Funeral
2014
Century Media
Greg Watson12/3/2014
4
Nightmares Made Flesh
2004
Century Media
Gregory Maupin4/14/2005
-
The Fathomless Mastery
2008
Peaceville
Greg Watson7/9/2010
4.5
The Fathomless Mastery
2008
Peaceville
Raising Iron11/29/2008
4

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