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          Artist  : Moerbid Carnage
          Album   : Night Assassins
          Year    : 2010

          Genre   : Thrash Metal
          Label   : Pulverised Records
          Cat.nr  : ASH 071 CD

          Source  : CDDA
          R.date  : 28.01.2011
          Size    : 66,4 MB

          Encoder : LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
          Bitrate : avg. 254kbps
          Quality : 44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo

          Website : http://myspace.com/morbidcarnage


          Tracklist:

          01.  Warlust                                           05:24
          02.  Slaughtering                                      03:35
          03.  Funeral Pyre                                      05:34
          04.  Empty Graves                                      04:44
          05.  Deviant                                           04:40
          06.  Castle in Pain                                    07:09
          07.  Night Assassins                                   05:20
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          Release Notes:

          Hungary appears to be home to the largest amount
          of bands of whom I have never heard. While I don't
          doubt there are some artists over there worth
          discovering, as a geographical location it's not
          one that would instantly spring to mind when I
          hear the phrase thrash metal. Morbid Carnage is
          certainly a new band to these ears, and not
          surprisingly as this is their first full-length
          release with only one split with fellow Hungarians
          Concrete to their name. With names like Blasphemy
          (vocals) and Churchburner (guitar), if I didn"t
          know better I'd expect something much more
          blackened in sound and as far as thrash metal
          goes, well, let's just say this would probably
          scare the crap out of any baseball cap and hi-top
          sneaker wearing bandwagon jumpers who think thrash
          begins and ends with the party-friendly sounds of
          Municipal Waste.

          "Warlust" gets pounding straight in with a
          thundering bassline, furious drums and sharp,
          angry riffing. It's clear that Morbid Carnage is
          definitely lusting for war and ready to show no
          mercy and tear you a new one. They certainly can't
          be accused of having a sound that is thin or
          lacking as this is heavy and aggressive as fuck
          and delivers one crushing blow after another with
          no messing about in between. "Slaughtering" comes
          in at a pace that is not too fast or too slow but
          gives the impression that they mean business. It
          has a really dark, sinister tone to it and almost
          a deathly leaning that has me thinking of early
          Sepultura.

          There's an instant, blazing guitar solo that
          hurries in on "Deviant" at a frenzied pace,
          skitting about over a powerful wall of sound.
          Speed is high up the agenda, which is obvious when
          you hear the fast and furious riffage on "Funeral
          Pyre". The gang chants here and on "Night
          Assassin" have that punk delivery to them and suit
          the music well. Vocals do take some getting used
          to; they are pretty raw and kind of barked out in
          what I'd describe as a cross between Mille
          Petrozza and John Tardy. At just under 40 minutes
          in length this doesn't overstay its welcome.
          There's nothing fancy about it, and nothing
          particularly new either but these seven tracks are
          catchy and aggressive and just make you want to
          bang your head - what more do you want?

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