Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Sat Jun 11, 2022 5:05 pm
Troublezone Road Warrior
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Fri Sep 02, 2022 5:39 pm
The wait is over! The debut full-length from Testimony of Apocalypse is here! Featuring Michael Torone and Paul Graham from the iconic Sacrament, "None Escape The Judgement" unleashes 10 tracks of crushing metal that serves as an extension of what you came to know and love about the classic thrashers.
Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Fri Sep 02, 2022 8:28 pm
Troublezone wrote:
The wait is over! The debut full-length from Testimony of Apocalypse is here! Featuring Michael Torone and Paul Graham from the iconic Sacrament, "None Escape The Judgement" unleashes 10 tracks of crushing metal that serves as an extension of what you came to know and love about the classic thrashers.
My own personal and honest opinion of this album: Super boring music and vocals, and we get it bro: God is on Wrath mode in your end of the world scenario, a judgement is coming, dread and desolation, darkness and despair, a reckoning will come, you are thrown into the lake of fire, the time for the the Almighty to destroy is here, etc., etc...why do the the lyrics have to be so lazy that it makes it embarrassing to listen to this music? If this was released in 1992, I would totally understand the lyrics given the youthfulness of their age, but they are too old for this.
Rant over....at least this didn't come out under the Sacrament name, I'll give them that.
Troublezone Road Warrior
Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48
Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Fri Sep 02, 2022 8:35 pm
GrandNational wrote:
Troublezone wrote:
The wait is over! The debut full-length from Testimony of Apocalypse is here! Featuring Michael Torone and Paul Graham from the iconic Sacrament, "None Escape The Judgement" unleashes 10 tracks of crushing metal that serves as an extension of what you came to know and love about the classic thrashers.
My own personal and honest opinion of this album: Super boring music and vocals, and we get it bro: God is on Wrath mode in your end of the world scenario, a judgement is coming, dread and desolation, darkness and despair, a reckoning will come, you are thrown into the lake of fire, the time for the the Almighty to destroy is here, etc., etc...why do the the lyrics have to be so lazy that it makes it embarrassing to listen to this music? If this was released in 1992, I would totally understand the lyrics given the youthfulness of their age, but they are too old for this.
Rant over....at least this didn't come out under the Sacrament name, I'll give them that.
Sorta like the countless and lazy “hail Satan” lyrics from other bands…
To each his own I guess.
Troublezone Road Warrior
Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48
Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Fri Sep 02, 2022 8:52 pm
I’m not gonna lie… I miss the old Sacrament thrash sound, but I also like this new stuff too! But then again, I like groove in my metal sometimes.
You want lazy and repetitive? Look no further than Kerry King and Glen Benton. Just sayin…
The “wrath of God” lyrics also works very well with metal.
Lurideath Metal is in my blood
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Sun Sep 04, 2022 11:23 pm
All that time away really didn't help these guys. Its not bad, but its definitely not good either.
Troublezone Road Warrior
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Sun Sep 04, 2022 11:57 pm
Lurideath wrote:
All that time away really didn't help these guys. Its not bad, but its definitely not good either.
Well at least you don’t completely hate it!
I think they are just getting warmed up and shaking the rust off. The new guitarist is a lot more progressive in his playing. It’s not straight ahead thrash. It probably one of those albums that gets better over time. We’ll see…
Lurideath Metal is in my blood
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Mon Sep 05, 2022 1:58 am
Troublezone wrote:
Lurideath wrote:
All that time away really didn't help these guys. Its not bad, but its definitely not good either.
Well at least you don’t completely hate it!
I think they are just getting warmed up and shaking the rust off. The new guitarist is a lot more progressive in his playing. It’s not straight ahead thrash. It probably one of those albums that gets better over time. We’ll see…
HAHAHA!! That's almost a miracle! I heard potential in what could be. I haven't written it off. The vocalist is good, the music is "interesting" but it sounds like they are confused on their direction. I think they can spend more time on the lyrics too, because they are written like a 5th grade Sunday school student. Being 50 something years old and writing like that??? hahaha
Still better than Guns N Roses though by FAR!
Troublezone Road Warrior
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Mon Sep 05, 2022 3:20 am
Lurideath wrote:
Troublezone wrote:
Lurideath wrote:
All that time away really didn't help these guys. Its not bad, but its definitely not good either.
Well at least you don’t completely hate it!
I think they are just getting warmed up and shaking the rust off. The new guitarist is a lot more progressive in his playing. It’s not straight ahead thrash. It probably one of those albums that gets better over time. We’ll see…
HAHAHA!! That's almost a miracle! I heard potential in what could be. I haven't written it off. The vocalist is good, the music is "interesting" but it sounds like they are confused on their direction. I think they can spend more time on the lyrics too, because they are written like a 5th grade Sunday school student. Being 50 something years old and writing like that??? hahaha
Still better than Guns N Roses though by FAR!
Fair enough!
I agree that the direction and lyrics could use more development. They have been out of the game for a long time! It’s possible that they just wanted an extremely simple and clear message for the lyrics.
GrandNational Metal is in my blood
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Mon Sep 05, 2022 3:26 pm
Lurideath wrote:
Troublezone wrote:
Lurideath wrote:
All that time away really didn't help these guys. Its not bad, but its definitely not good either.
Well at least you don’t completely hate it!
I think they are just getting warmed up and shaking the rust off. The new guitarist is a lot more progressive in his playing. It’s not straight ahead thrash. It probably one of those albums that gets better over time. We’ll see…
HAHAHA!! That's almost a miracle! I heard potential in what could be. I haven't written it off. The vocalist is good, the music is "interesting" but it sounds like they are confused on their direction. I think they can spend more time on the lyrics too, because they are written like a 5th grade Sunday school student. Being 50 something years old and writing like that??? hahaha
My sentiments on the lyrics exactly
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steelers Metal student
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Subject: Re: Sacrament & Testimony of Apocalypse are Back! Wed Sep 21, 2022 8:54 pm
A Day of Wrath sounds like ToA.
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