Genre: Doom / Stoner Metal
Info: v2 (VBR@215kbps)
Label: No Face Records
Origin: United Kingdom (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Year: 2007
Tracklist:
01. The Whirlpools Of Hades 02:57
02. I Only Give A Shit... 02:19
03. Destroy The Machines Of Slaughter 03:22
04. Werewolf Lover 02:46
05. Red Nails 04:45
06. The Hideous Mummified Corpse 05:12
07. The Final Battle 03:24
08. We'll Show You The Way To The Wolves 05:02
09. Stealing From The Dealer 04:51
10. Spores Of The Black Unicorn 05:27
11. Fang Bearing Brother 04:51
12. Beware Of The Gnomes 04:56
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Described in one Metal Mag as “Pantera Vs Priest enter the cage to fight for the glory of Metal while 3 Inches Of Blood and Candlemass cheer them on!” A descriptor I find quite apt. Listening to Destroy The Machines... you will hear many other bands’ influences shining through but not to the extent that you could say they are a tribute band to such-and-such. Man Of The Hour has fused all the good stuff that has influenced them into a sound of their own. What does stand out is their creative use of vocal and guitar harmonies. Frontman, Tommy Concrete, has a range from stirring mid-toned choral to face shredding helium shrieks which is offset by drummer Bud ‘The Engine’s’ subterranean growls. The tracks are driven by the mind-blowingly technical riffs of dual lead guitars worn by Stevie Power and Matt Justice and Soo C. Daimond dials in enough motor driven low end to keep things heavy and dark. Tendon snapping, fret-ripping solos are also an integral part of Destroy The Machines…, they are well structured and fit-in with the rest of the music, not egotistical guitar widdly-wankery bolted on that says ‘Hey, look what I can do’. And, as I mentioned, the guitar harmonies throughout the entire album are what makes the fur on your tail fuzz right up.
Have all this mastered by Annihilator’s Jeff Waters and you have one awesome, kick-ass slab of Heavy Metal that will appeal to fans of a wide range of Metal sub-genres.
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Described in one Metal Mag as “Pantera Vs Priest enter the cage to fight for the glory of Metal while 3 Inches Of Blood and Candlemass cheer them on!” A descriptor I find quite apt. Listening to Destroy The Machines... you will hear many other bands’ influences shining through but not to the extent that you could say they are a tribute band to such-and-such. Man Of The Hour has fused all the good stuff that has influenced them into a sound of their own. What does stand out is their creative use of vocal and guitar harmonies. Frontman, Tommy Concrete, has a range from stirring mid-toned choral to face shredding helium shrieks which is offset by drummer Bud ‘The Engine’s’ subterranean growls. The tracks are driven by the mind-blowingly technical riffs of dual lead guitars worn by Stevie Power and Matt Justice and Soo C. Daimond dials in enough motor driven low end to keep things heavy and dark. Tendon snapping, fret-ripping solos are also an integral part of Destroy The Machines…, they are well structured and fit-in with the rest of the music, not egotistical guitar widdly-wankery bolted on that says ‘Hey, look what I can do’. And, as I mentioned, the guitar harmonies throughout the entire album are what makes the fur on your tail fuzz right up.
Have all this mastered by Annihilator’s Jeff Waters and you have one awesome, kick-ass slab of Heavy Metal that will appeal to fans of a wide range of Metal sub-genres.
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