Metal Reviews

The extremist of Thrash. 36 minutes of feverish mania.

Finally listening to this. Not at all familiar with Mr. King's riffing style, and I do not have any kind of expert knowledge about his method of guitar-techniques or any knowledge about him, as song-writer in Slayer, or about his life at all, but I am never too far away from preserving enthusiasm about hearing from a man that never had any independent musical outputs, apart from his many years of writing for Slayer.

No greater European PM were ever written and produced.

It does feel like this recording is eating you alive, and piercing you from within. A stunning degree of sharpness and precision, as if, a heavy-clad iron, is hitting you in the head, right in the middle. Truly difficult and greatly impressive.

My first time hearing this recording, at least since its release, which I may have heard it once, which does not count, meaning it is just like the first time I'm hearing it. A lot to work on with this release.

^^That's one hell of a recording.

Joshua, you are such well organized man, always appearing at a certain time, and certain day, here, in these barren lands.


All the elements in this recording, and the totality of this album, is indeed musically complete.

Truly hellish.