| CD REVIEW Molotov Solution |
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Band: Molotov Solution The Las Vegas (Nevada) based quintet Molotov Solution used to stand for deadly and blasting Grindcore during the early years (think about the mini-split with same-minded band War From A Harlots Mouth), and they evolved their style into a more varying, somewhat progressive form of modern Deathcore. The intense tracks on The Harbinger go on in the vein of the tracks on the band’s self-called debut (2008), yet there are more drop-down parts this time, yet without ever betraying the roots. The latter means that a f*cking aggressive yet excellent grinding atmosphere still covers these barbaric eruptions. The compositions were written with attention for technically built-up structures and a sweet form of decadence, while the performance and sound are heavy as a concrete web-creature. …whatever that may mean ;o). Enough laughing: the real work now: The Harbinger. And it means good news for every Deathcore-fan. The intensity equals the filthy compositions’ atmosphere, yet still I might have one remark: it sometimes all sounds the same. Slower versus blasting parts, again and again, breaks and tempo-changes all over again, the dual (duelling?) vocals (a monstrous grunt and blackish screams); even in this case the whole might sound somewhat predictable from time to time. But as mentioned before, The Harbinger is more than acceptable. 83/100 Ivan Tibos. |