Morta Skuld - Dying Remains

[Transilvania]

I just listened to this yesterday, and yes it's been released a while ago, but I haven't heard much about it on this forum. I found the record to be a pretty interesting stab at riff structuring. Aesthetically, it seems to be derived from old Gorguts, Cannibal Corpse in some areas, and something else I can't put my finger on. From what I hear, the band uses heavy handed riffs, and then juxtaposes them with a moribund, but more atmospheric solo, before plunging back into the destruction once more. It's really satisfying death metal.

So, I ask the experienced members hear for opinions. I'm making some headway in metal listening, and feel that I am more qualified now to present my opinion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meMZ-Smq95c&feature=related

[Caffeine]

I just listened to that video, indeed...extremely "satisfying".  I appreciate it! 

[Cargést]

I hear a lot of Slayer influence in this, as well as some Morbid Angel.  Not bad - I'll find a copy of the album to listen to.

[Parasite]

I have to say I LOVE this website.  Finding out about good/great bands everyday, Thanks for the addition!

[Caffeine]

I have to say I LOVE this website.  Finding out about good/great bands everyday, Thanks for the addition!

I'm loving it myself, as well as the simple and efficient layout.  No stupid ads and excessive bloat.

[JewishPhysics]

I uploaded this album to the audiofile not too long ago:
http://www.anus.com/metal/hall/index.php/topic,8950.0.html

[Caffeine]

I uploaded this album to the audiofile not too long ago:
http://www.anus.com/metal/hall/index.php/topic,8950.0.html

Ah it was you who uploaded that, I saw the Anus Metal Forum title and wondered who it was....thanks!

[Tancred Hauteville]

Sounds like Obituary- almost enough to simply call this band a B version of Obituary- making this album a C at most.

Although i like some of the elements here i would recommend we all Listen to "Cause of Death" instead.

[Wolfgang]

Hardly does this album drink solely from the well of Obituary. There were definite hints of Demigod at work melodically with this album. It's been a few months since I've had the pleasure to hear this one but I think they're an under appreciated gem.

[Wolfgang]

As I listen to this classic again I am just at a loss why this isn't in the DLA.