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Soilent Green
Sewn Mouth Secrets (Reis)
Genres: Rock, Metal

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. It Was Just An Accident
2. So Hatred
3. Build Fear
4. Looking Through Nails
5. Breed In Weakness
6. Cold-Steel Kiss
7. Openless
8. Her Unsober Ways
9. Sewn Mouth Secrets
10. walk A Year In My Mind
11. Gagged Whore
12. Emptiness Found
13. Sticks And Stones
14. Sewn Mouth Secrets
15. Cat With Nine Claws
16. Felt Nothing

CD Details

All Artists: Soilent Green
Title: Sewn Mouth Secrets (Reis)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Relapse
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 10/11/2005
Genres: Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Metal, Alternative Metal, Death Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 781676665525

Synopsis

Album Description

New Orleans veterans Soilent Green upped the ante of their patented metal-grind on their first full-length Sewn Mouth Secrets. Sewn Mouth Secrets placed a pronounced emphasis on the swampy grooves and tempo downshifts that set them head and shoulders above their peers and Ben Falgoust's multi-faceted vocal performance established him as one of extreme metal's premiere vocalists. An instant classic in its own right, the new version of Sewn Mouth Secrets comes complete with the devastating String Of Lies mini-CD which put the band on the map of the international extreme scene. Relapse Records. 2005.

CD Reviews

They're not people!

Soggy Snimm | 09/15/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the greatest metal album of all time. Possibly the best album of any sort. It never has, nor ever will be equaled.

Explosively bombastic, creative drumming, and aggressive, deranged, yet thoughtful vocals combine with ruthlessly heavy, swinging sweeping spiral, reverseable off-kilter catchy, putrid punk mad mozart mardi-gras walk the plank fretwork, where each segment is played once and discarded. The result is a seamless twisting tunnel through which each song is a progression, a war, a life lived from beginning to end.

If you've listened to rock and roll for any length of time, you'll hear these guys play a part and go, "Oh yeah. That's how that's supposed to sound."

It can take repeated listens to hear everything that's packed into this. Even then it still sounds fresh and punchy as ever."