Label: GreyveStorm Productions
Tracklist:
01. Conquering the Divine
02. Ignorance is no Longer Bliss
03. So Long Sucker
04. The Unseen
05. An American Hero
06. Cut the Serpent's Head
07. Enter the Final State
08. The Right to Remain Poor
09. Among the Casualties
10. Fascistalism
Corrosive Elements is a French Death/Thrash Metal inspired by the greatest of theearly Death
and Thrash
Corrosive Elements display their latest masterwork Cut the Serpents Head via GreyveStorm Productions
First preview and notable track which does not go unnoticed,to pay
attention Ignorance Is No Longer Bliss.
Musically it’s a fresh thrash with a great dose of death metal maybe
sometimes touch of groovy are present with some multi vocals added at the right
time, the compositions are quite classic but the desire to headbanger comesright
away,the guitars are fatty and heavy but all the times guitar riffs becomes speed,aggressive
and dynamic with the multi vocals on the track
So Long Sucker without
forgetting I detected a crossover thrash side ,the riffs release formidable
power and energy and when added to this a well-paced double pedal,filthy and
infamous vocals
And the two guitar solos are short simple but perfect maybe we don’t
need more An American Hero it’s
begin with relaxing groovy followed by a big part of brutality bast beat fast
and intense riffrage directly Sepultura drumming
back to my head it’s very not bad no no….pretty awesome , and it's not over !!
the drummer shown fest of sick drumming with perfect tempo no sudden changes
like the fucking modern substandard modern styles ,everything is finetill now
but after the track
Cut the Serpent's Head maybe some things are fucking bored likeThe Right to Remain Poor or Among
the Casualties may be due to the mixture of several styles or the thrash n’roll
and the bored death n’roll of the latest Entombed
style, never mind, it doesn't matter because you can like or dislike in any
case Cut the Serpents Head is very
acceptable comeback after nine years since Toxic Waste Blues .
in any case I think you can add Cut
the Serpents Head to your collection.
