Today’s review is of Pakistani Progressive Death Metal band Azaab’s debut album.
This release is a brutal offering of complex Death Metal steered in a direction that allows it to become really aggressive, partly epic and enjoyable by fans of Progressive Death Metal and of regular Death Metal alike.
While the talent employed in the composition is undeniable, it doesn’t become as annoying as other bands of the same genre. The use of fast melodies and virtuous solos here is only implemented when sort of necessary, with simpler riffs also complementing the songs to deliver a whole picture which appeals to fans of Extreme Metal. While there’s no great innovation, it follows pretty well the path of other acts. My personal highlights are “Carbon Plague” and “When Worlds Collide”.
I recommend this album to fans of Progressive Death Metal. My rating is of 8,5/10.
VARG THE MIGHTY
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