The Modern Age Slavery Damned to BlindnessWatch at the source
THE MODERN AGE SLAVERY confirm that which has made them infamous in the underground scene by delivering a relentless Deathcore debut that takes no prisoners. The band offers no respite from grinding blast beats, merciless brutal vocals, and slaughtering double bass rapid-fire. With one infernal track following another, they leave no room for ballads or acoustic interludes, as they end their barbaric hell ride with a cover version of Entombed's "Wolverine Blues". While the band presents a modern-day release, they continue to pay tribute to the spirit of the scene's forerunners. The album is brilliantly rounded off by the work of Dennis Sibeijn, who is once again able to uncompromisingly transform the band's vision into art. A must-have for fans of Job for a Cowboy, Decapitated, and Aborted.
The Modern Age Slavery’s music video for “Damned to Blindness”, published 11 September 2009 on Napalm Records. 3:07, 52,653 plays and 324 likes on YouTube. Filed under Rock.
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- Salvatore Perrone