Description
It’s sad to say that the grindcore days are over. But at least Napalm Death is still making music, even though it’s totally different than what they began as. ‘Time Waits For No Slave’ is a good illustration where they’re coming 2 genres, death metal and some grind. It’s odd because I was so used to the Mick Harris blast beats from the 6 years that he was with the band. But Danny is an OK replacement. This album is heavy, but the tempo changes are evident and totally there, but the blasting is limited. The production quality is a little raw, but OK. I liked the whole album. I thought that at least for death metal fans, this is a good one.
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A1 Strong-Arm
A2 Diktat
A3 Work To Rule
A4 On The Brink Of Extinction
A5 Time Waits For No Slave
A6 Life And Limb
A7 Downbeat Clique
B1 Fallacy Dominion
B2 Passive Tense
B3 Larceny Of The Heart
B4 Procrastination On The Empty Vessel
B5 Feeling Redundant
B6 A No-Sided Argument
B7 De-evolution Ad Nauseam
Additional information
Weight | 280 g |
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Format | LP |
Style | Black/Death/Grind |