Eminence - The God Of All Mistakes

\r\nOk, this is pretty wild. It’s like waking up in a bad mood and want to break things. Eminence is a very good choice as it feels as if they can do it instead of you. Machine Head meets Sepultura stuff, with abundant brutality in the compositions, in the typical rough style of Sepultura regarding the guitars, merciless rhythm section that causes extra tension and death vocals that change to clear ones and these are perhaps the most catchy parts album. Personally I would prefer they had avoided it because the straight brutal approach suits better. In general this album is not something that we haven’t heard before on the contrary this mixing of Death, Thrash, and metalcore elements, in the way the previously mentioned bands have established, is something that we see often, mainly at the other side of the planet where most of these bands are coming from. Highly recommended for outbursts.\r\n

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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou\r\n

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\r\nLine-Up:
\r\nVocals: Wallace Parreiras
\r\nDrums: André Márcio
\r\nGuitars: Alan Wallace
\r\nBass: Thiago Correa \r\n

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\r\nEMINENCE - DAY 7\r\n

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