This is the debut album from US Grinders Die Choking.
After two very good-but-short EPs, (I and II), we now get III; this time, it’s longer.
Although not by much, really. Here we have a whole 14 minutes of tightly-compressed angry music. After the promise of the two EPs, this release lives up to my expectations.
The music is modern Grindcore full of extremity and rage, burning everyone around it with its intensity and brutality.
Their sound has progressed and developed from their earlier Grindings into an even more focused expression of hatred and violence. The vocals have improved and seem buried in the music in such a way it seems impossible to separate them.
Each song may be short, but they still manage to pack in a lot of content, with quite a few different sub-styles of Grind rearing their malformed heads throughout. It all adds a good degree of interest and variety in what is essentially a chaotic blast-fest of brutality and destruction. From old to new styles, from crust to modern, from Napalm Death to Misery Index; there’s a lot of meat on this violent treat.
If you’re into Grindcore, (and who isn’t, really?), then this is highly enjoyable and easily likeable.
This is the fifth album from Scottish death metal band Man Must Die.
Wonderbox Metal 