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	<<back Band: STAND ASIDE Country: UK Product title: A Black Death Dawns Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2005 Label: Terrorfury Records Genre: modern thrash death Line-up: JT (guitars) Pan (vocals) Adam (drums) Chris (bass) Tracks: 1. To Nothing I am Bound 2. Idol of the Enslaved 3. ...and Oblivion Fell 4. Irikus Angel 5. Approach the Burning Sphere 6. Raptures 7. True Form 8. Condemned Pleas 9. Breathing Tragedy 10. Worthless Kingdom Total time: 38:24 Review: Huh, a pretty aggressive band from England, Stand Aside, although very young, are here present with their debut album. Their music can be described as a mix of technical thrash death with modern metal techniques, those technical guitar leads so present these days at most bands in the tops. The powerful sound gives much strenght to the compositions, and its clear mastering is all we need to disect all of it piece by piece and form ourselves an objective view on Stand Aside's music. Pan uses metalcore-like vocals so that might be a plus for the new generation of fans too. They should work more on look and presentation as this CD has no attracting points for todays standards; the logo could be changed too as it's too average. It shows the guys worked a lot for these tracks, so you might give 'em a chance. Contact: www.standaside.co.uk www.terrorfury.co.uk

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Band: STAND ASIDE
Country: UK
Product title: A Black Death Dawns
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2005
Label: Terrorfury Records
Genre: modern thrash death
Line-up: JT (guitars)
Pan (vocals)
Adam (drums)
Chris (bass)
Tracks: 1. To Nothing I am Bound
2. Idol of the Enslaved
3. ...and Oblivion Fell
4. Irikus Angel
5. Approach the Burning Sphere
6. Raptures
7. True Form
8. Condemned Pleas
9. Breathing Tragedy
10. Worthless Kingdom
Total time: 38:24

Review: Huh, a pretty aggressive band from England, Stand Aside, although very young, are here present with their debut album. Their music can be described as a mix of technical thrash death with modern metal techniques, those technical guitar leads so present these days at most bands in the tops. The powerful sound gives much strenght to the compositions, and its clear mastering is all we need to disect all of it piece by piece and form ourselves an objective view on Stand Aside's music. Pan uses metalcore-like vocals so that might be a plus for the new generation of fans too. They should work more on look and presentation as this CD has no attracting points for todays standards; the logo could be changed too as it's too average. It shows the guys worked a lot for these tracks, so you might give 'em a chance.

Contact: www.standaside.co.uk
www.terrorfury.co.uk