Grave - Endless Procession Of Souls

Artist:	Grave
Title:	Endless Procession Of Souls
Format:	CD
Label:	Century Media (manufacturer)
Released:	8/28/2012
Genre:	Death Metal
Packaging Group:	Grp 2
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Price:	$12.00

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Grave's 10th album finds the band returning to Century Media, who parterned with the legendary Swedes to release the classic 'Into The Grave' debut in 1991. Six more albums of sonic violence followed before the band sought out new avenues following 'As Rapture Comes' in 2006. And although the two records that surfaced while Grave was away – 'Dominion VIII' (2008) and 'Burial Ground' (2010) – continued to uphold the band's penchant for quality mayhem, their latest outing, 'Endless Procession Of Souls,' hits like a ton of bricks thanks to its relentless speed, crushing groove, and rich clarity. Released at a time when death metal is enjoying a new wave of popularity and competition for the crown is fierce, 'Endless Procession Of Souls' takes the best of what Grave has offered in the past and chalks up a bigger and meaner spin on things. The band's sole remaining founding member and musical director, vocalist/guitarist Ola Lindgren, is only too happy to be back on familiar turf and spearheading what has been deemed by some of Grave's longtime supporters as their strongest and most diverse album since 'Soulless' was issued in 1994. (2012)

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Tracklist

CD
1.	Dystopia
2.	Amongst Marble And The Dead
3.	Disembodied Steps
4.	Flesh Epistle
5.	Passion Of The Weak
6.	Winds Of Chains
7.	Encountering The Divine
8.	Perimortem
9.	Plague Of Nations
10.	Epos

Latest Reviews

MANUEL JESUS CIENFUEGOS VIEJO	09/25/2012
Review by DIARIO DE UN METALHEAD.

They are here again. Two years later the Swedish death GRAVE legend returns with forty-five minutes of sonic brutality. Blood for your ears. Sounds serious, blistering pace, annihilating riffs and unhinged batteries. "Endless Procession Of Souls" is called the creature, the tenth of the training that long ago became a veteran, not surprisingly his first album "Into The Grave" and was foaled makes a whopping twenty-one.

Recorded at their own Studio Soulless, with Ola Lindgren at the controls. Nobody better than they worked for a disc that reflected the ferocity that the band is able to deliver in their live shows.

Topics very long, only "Epistle Flesh" and "Plague Of Nations" down to four minutes. Perhaps the detail becomes the most radiables, the most accessible for those less accustomed to such sounds extreme.

The album combines strength, ferocity and some slow parts worthy of the best Black Sabbath with other devilish speed to Slayer. In all Ola Lindgren's voice sounded in perspective, with that bad grape treasures.

It is difficult to highlight an issue over the other, although personally I would stay with the initial "Amongst Marble And The Dead" for its spectacular start and speed, with the aforementioned "Epistle Flesh" by its say "commerciality" and certainly with My favorite "Plague Of Nations".

Do you like death metal? You'll fly!.

© Larry Runner 2012

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