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| American thrash metal with a tinge of death metal. |
| A Vision of Misery (Roadrunner) 1992 1. Through the Eyes of Greed 2. Valley of Dry Bones 3. Machines 4. Slave to Misery 5. Throwing Away the Day 6. Facelift 7. Deceptive Perceptions 8. Under the Knife 9. Echoes of Forever Well, I finally nabbed a Sadus CD off of cdnow.com for under $6. A pretty good deal, the only problem was the bastard that had it before me wrote some crap on it. Aside from that, the music kicks ass! The speed and intensity of this album almost made me cream my pants. This album sounds very, very similar to Death - the Individual Thought Patterns album, specifically. Of course, I have seen quite a few band relations with the two (namely Steve Digiorgio on bass was in Death for a spell) and I love it. The bass has a clear, clean sound that's orgasmic and it doesn't take your attention off of the menacing riffs, mean solos, or killer drumming. This album is a must have for any thrash/speed metal or death metal fan. Or a Death fan in general. I would consider this one of the few albums that I've heard that meld the two excellently. |