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	<<back Band: ODIOUS MORTEM Country: USA Product title: Devouring the Prophecy Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2005 Label: Unique Leader Records Genre: grinding death metal Line-up: KC Howard (d./gurgles) Dan Eggers (g./v./b.) David Siskin (g./back.voc.) Tracks: 1. Debacle by Cephalopod 2. Caverns of Reason 3. Nothing beyond the Rot 4. Golden Excretion 5. Thought Disruption 6. Carpal Tunnel 7. Third Pawn 8. Morton's Neuronoma 9. Gristle Dripping Scab 10. Cerebral Dissection Total time: 23:27 Review: A new promise from the Unique Leader camp, Odious Mortem despide this lack of inspiration in naming the band, is a good product for the death metal scene. Their music is 100% based on guitar leads, and the guitarists are really good ones creating impressive old-school technical riffs a la Suffocation. The vocals are sometimes boring, without much variation, growled and low-tuned, than there's a drummer fully using machinegun blast-beats, so the painting is complete: an average named brutal death metal band with super technical guitarists, that's my impression. The work of these two axemen may be the key to this album, so after each listening you can find something new. Try it yourselves, I guess we'll hear more on this band. Contact: www.uniqueleader.com

Band: ODIOUS MORTEM

Country: USA
Product title: Devouring the Prophecy
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2005
Label: Unique Leader Records
Genre: grinding death metal
Line-up: KC Howard (d./gurgles)
Dan Eggers (g./v./b.)
David Siskin (g./back.voc.)
Tracks: 1. Debacle by Cephalopod
2. Caverns of Reason
3. Nothing beyond the Rot
4. Golden Excretion
5. Thought Disruption
6. Carpal Tunnel
7. Third Pawn
8. Morton's Neuronoma
9. Gristle Dripping Scab
10. Cerebral Dissection
Total time: 23:27

Review: A new promise from the Unique Leader camp, Odious Mortem despide this lack of inspiration in naming the band, is a good product for the death metal scene. Their music is 100% based on guitar leads, and the guitarists are really good ones creating impressive old-school technical riffs a la Suffocation. The vocals are sometimes boring, without much variation, growled and low-tuned, than there's a drummer fully using machinegun blast-beats, so the painting is complete: an average named brutal death metal band with super technical guitarists, that's my impression. The work of these two axemen may be the key to this album, so after each listening you can find something new. Try it yourselves, I guess we'll hear more on this band.

Contact: www.uniqueleader.com