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	<<back Band: FENTANYL Country: Holland Product title: Feeble Existence Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2006 Label: self-produced Genre: speed metal Line-up: Pos Naso (bazz and backing growls) Dimitri Cerny (drums) Eddie Nado (lead vocals) Padja Fitenich (guitars) Tracks: 1. Fentanyl 2. Deep Shit 3. Sectarian Slaughter 4. Bhopal 5. Point Blank Range 6. Children of a Lesser God 7. Chernobyl 8. Gazzattack 9. Last Amputated Memoirs 10. Kitchen Knife Crusade Total time: 30:34 Review: When I first heard this band is playin good ol' speed metal, I thought to myself "oh shit, there still are people doing this???", so you can easily guess how eager I was to receive this CD. The first thing that attracts your attention is the cover-artwork, which has a good concept, good idea, but its exposure is almost stupid: childish Photoshop , or worse, Paint work not even worked out to pass unobserved... A pitty. Than about music what can I say? I see more punk/thrash work than speed inhere. This band would have been one of the leading ones back in the beginnings of the '80's, but now they should be very attentive not to fall into a ridiculous state. The guitar work on this album is pretty strong and it seems all the band is depending on the guitarist, which is not necesarly a bad thing, I would say, but then we face the worst lack of this release, the very poor, "80's-like sound, and that's not an advantage at all, that's for sure. I would recommend this to the old die-hard fans of punk/thrash scene from the beginnings of time. :) Anyway, a positive thing would be if this band would go straight on this genre, despite all trends. Hopefully they will. Contact: www.fentanyl.nl

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Band: FENTANYL
Country: Holland
Product title: Feeble Existence
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2006
Label: self-produced
Genre: speed metal
Line-up: Pos Naso (bazz and backing growls)
Dimitri Cerny (drums)
Eddie Nado (lead vocals)
Padja Fitenich (guitars)
Tracks: 1. Fentanyl
2. Deep Shit
3. Sectarian Slaughter
4. Bhopal
5. Point Blank Range
6. Children of a Lesser God
7. Chernobyl
8. Gazzattack
9. Last Amputated Memoirs
10. Kitchen Knife Crusade
Total time: 30:34

Review: When I first heard this band is playin good ol' speed metal, I thought to myself "oh shit, there still are people doing this???", so you can easily guess how eager I was to receive this CD. The first thing that attracts your attention is the cover-artwork, which has a good concept, good idea, but its exposure is almost stupid: childish Photoshop , or worse, Paint work not even worked out to pass unobserved... A pitty. Than about music what can I say? I see more punk/thrash work than speed inhere. This band would have been one of the leading ones back in the beginnings of the '80's, but now they should be very attentive not to fall into a ridiculous state. The guitar work on this album is pretty strong and it seems all the band is depending on the guitarist, which is not necesarly a bad thing, I would say, but then we face the worst lack of this release, the very poor, "80's-like sound, and that's not an advantage at all, that's for sure. I would recommend this to the old die-hard fans of punk/thrash scene from the beginnings of time. :) Anyway, a positive thing would be if this band would go straight on this genre, despite all trends. Hopefully they will.

Contact: www.fentanyl.nl