Exodus - Blood In, Blood Out

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Artikel Name: Blood In, Blood Out
Genre: Metal Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Nuclear Blast Titelanzahl: 12

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Exodus - Black 13 2. Exodus - Blood In, Blood Out 3. Exodus - Collateral Damage 4. Exodus - Salt the Wound 5. Exodus - Body Harvest Exodus - BTK

Trackliste LP - 2

6. Exodus - BTK 7. Exodus - Wrapped in the Arms of Rage 8. Exodus - My Last Nerve 9. Exodus - Numb 10. Exodus - Honor Killings 11. Exodus - Food for the Worms

Beschreibung

The veteran San Francisco Bay Area thrash metal legends' tenth studio album is also their first long-layer to feature the singing/screaming talents of Steve "Zetro" Souza since 2004's Tempo of the Damned -- Rob Dukes, who handled vocal duties on the band's four prior outings, split with the group in the summer of 2014. Band and ex/current/deceased lead singer acrimony aside, the 11- track Blood In, Blood Out mostly crushes it, offering up a pulverizing set of textbook thrash-induced mayhem that somehow manages to sound both classic and vital. The band tosses a red herring into the pit with the electro-stomp intro to opener "Black 13," but it doesn't take long for guitarists Gary Holt and Lee Altus to unleash a barrage of staccato riffage that, like a perfectly calculated headshot, effectively drenches the listener in assorted bits of viscera. Elsewhere, Metallica's Kirk Hammet returns to the fold for a guest spot on the particularly crunchy "Salt the Wound," the relentless "Collateral Damage" arrives via a malevolently dissonant descending run that eventually morphs into the scaly backbone of the song, and the insidious title track, with its pit-antagonizing shout-out to late vocalist Paul Baloff ("We wrote the book so you better know the plot/new breed, old creed, let's see what you brought"), all succeed via their obvious disdain for whether or not anybody actually gives a sh*t. For all its excess (some tracks definitely overstay their welcome), Blood In, Blood Out, much like Cannibal Corpse's 2014 offering Skeletal Domain, sounds remarkably dialed-in for a band so long in the tooth, and while it doesn't break any new ground for the stalwart rockers, it certainly does little to tarnish their reputation as thrash royalty. [Blood In, Blood Out was also released on LP.] ~ James Christopher Monger

James Christopher Monger