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Band
Jigsore Terror
Title
World End Carnage
Type
LP/EP
Company
Listenable
YOR
2004
Style
Death
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1/16/2005 - Review by: Greg Watson
Jigsore Terror - World End Carnage - Listenable Records 2004 --Chaoslord

After putting this into my CD player I immediately thought I was listening to a Carcass tribute. Not that it is a bad thing to listen to a Carcass tribute. I knew that I would get the typical grindcore with this band but the melody and catchy riffs took me by surprise. This is a pretty decent grindcore album. One of a few that I have enjoyed recently. The guitar work on this album is quite good and it is definitely off the beaten path from regular grindcore guitars. The vocals are what you would expect in that they are very guttural and deep. The drums are chock full of blast beats and pounding doubles that will rattle your brain. Song material is very gore focused and reminiscent of Carcass and old Cannibal Corpse. If you are a fan of grind or are looking for something heavy to listen to, check it out.


--Chaoslord 01.17.05
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