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	<<back Band: NATTAS Country: Sweden Product title: At Ease with the Beast Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2006 Label: self-released Genre: thrash metal Line-up: Mickey Mouth Demonizer Evil Ed Engine Darkwing Tracks: 1. At Ease with the Beast 2. Bloodshed 3. Welcome to Hell 4. Hatred 5. Incarnated 6. Burn 7. (Open) The Gates of Hell 8. Salvation 9. Black Gods 10. Molested 11. The Alpha Incident 12. Come Fire Total time: 37:00 Review: Well Sweden isn't 100% melodic as we were used lately. Nattas are proving those lands are still full of wrath and blasphemy. This is their second release I have the pleasure to review, so I can tell you they have improved a lot both musically and look-wise. They are much more demonic and demonic now, a good visual shape for their music which I said it's Motorhead having some beers with Iron Maiden and Exodus on a black/thrash highway, so that might be a description that I hope will give a clue of their music. The rhythms are old-school influenced with deep roots in the heavy thrash metal '80's scene and the vocal is old-fashioned as well, with understandable lyrics. there's melody too, but that's created by guitars mostly and by some, very discrete, keyboard touches. All in all this is a very tight album with killer tracks and I'm pretty sure they'll soon find a label to produce this stuff. An album for all of you fans of thrash and old-school black metal; something new and refreshing cause although '80's rooted, Nattas are pretty modern in sound and approach. Congratulations for your work, guys! Contact: www.nattas.net

Band: NATTAS

Country: Sweden
Product title: At Ease with the Beast
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2006
Label: self-released
Genre: thrash metal
Line-up: Mickey Mouth
Demonizer
Evil Ed Engine
Darkwing
Tracks: 1. At Ease with the Beast
2. Bloodshed
3. Welcome to Hell
4. Hatred
5. Incarnated
6. Burn
7. (Open) The Gates of Hell
8. Salvation
9. Black Gods
10. Molested
11. The Alpha Incident
12. Come Fire
Total time: 37:00

Review: Well Sweden isn't 100% melodic as we were used lately. Nattas are proving those lands are still full of wrath and blasphemy. This is their second release I have the pleasure to review, so I can tell you they have improved a lot both musically and look-wise. They are much more demonic and demonic now, a good visual shape for their music which I said it's Motorhead having some beers with Iron Maiden and Exodus on a black/thrash highway, so that might be a description that I hope will give a clue of their music. The rhythms are old-school influenced with deep roots in the heavy thrash metal '80's scene and the vocal is old-fashioned as well, with understandable lyrics. there's melody too, but that's created by guitars mostly and by some, very discrete, keyboard touches. All in all this is a very tight album with killer tracks and I'm pretty sure they'll soon find a label to produce this stuff. An album for all of you fans of thrash and old-school black metal; something new and refreshing cause although '80's rooted, Nattas are pretty modern in sound and approach. Congratulations for your work, guys!

Contact: www.nattas.net