Gruesome - Dimensions of Horror

Gruesome drops their EP Dimensions of Horror on May 20th, 2016, via Relapse Records.

1. Forces of Death
2. Raped by Darkness
3. Amputation
4. Hellbound
5. Seven Doors
6. Dimensions of Horror



Savage Land was easily one of 2015's best albums, so I am really looking forward to this EP.

My favorite of the Death clones. Looking forward to it.

I liked their album and will give this a listen

I dig that funky cover.

mc666 wrote:

My favorite of the Death clones. Looking forward to it.

What are some other Death clones? I enjoy Gruesome, and would be into hearing more bands aping Death's sound.

Anyone out their aping the Symbolic sound? That sounds way different than, say, SBG...and is not really even death metal at that point. But it is one of the greatest metal albums of all time, so I'd enjoy hearing others take a stab at the sound. Just don't know where to start looking.

I need to check these guys out.

ZombieHavoc wrote:

mc666 wrote:

My favorite of the Death clones. Looking forward to it.

What are some other Death clones? I enjoy Gruesome, and would be into hearing more bands aping Death's sound.

Anyone out their aping the Symbolic sound? That sounds way different than, say, SBG...and is not really even death metal at that point. But it is one of the greatest metal albums of all time, so I'd enjoy hearing others take a stab at the sound. Just don't know where to start looking.

Give Martyr's 1997 album Hopeless Hopes a listen if you like Symbolic-era Death.

Required Fields wrote:

ZombieHavoc wrote:

mc666 wrote:

My favorite of the Death clones. Looking forward to it.

What are some other Death clones? I enjoy Gruesome, and would be into hearing more bands aping Death's sound.

Anyone out their aping the Symbolic sound? That sounds way different than, say, SBG...and is not really even death metal at that point. But it is one of the greatest metal albums of all time, so I'd enjoy hearing others take a stab at the sound. Just don't know where to start looking.

Give Martyr's 1997 album Hopeless Hopes a listen if you like Symbolic-era Death.

Damn that's a good recommendation. I just checked it out, and while they sound like they're very-very Death influenced, the songwriting isn't infantile in comparison or carbon-copied.

I'm gonna have to check these guys out further.

Scott reviewed Dimensions of Horror in his new YouTube video:

These guys are american, right?

Gilbert wrote:

These guys are american, right?

Yes, they're from Arroyo Grande, California and Miami, Florida.

Gruesome are awesome, at least this EP is. I need to get their first album.

A couple of tracks from the debut to hold you over until you get it: