Search - Souls at Zero :: Taste for the Perverse

Great album, great band, greatly missed

David P. Deddo | Sammamish, WA | 02/17/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Actually "A Taste for the Perverse" was their last album, not their first. I recommend looking at used cd stores to find this album and all of their previous works which include: Six-T-Six, Souls at Zero and also (under their original name Wrathchild America) Climbing the Walls and 3-D.Wrathchild America's 3-D is one of my all-time favorite cds."

Souls At Zero - 'A Taste For The Preverse' (Energy)

Mike Reed | USA | 07/15/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Armed with their new drummer (for this CD anyway) Jamie Miller, Souls At Zero have returned with this here second effort to bash your senses silly. From the opener "Undecided", the heavy duty "Taken Apart", "Thrown Down", "Human Distortion" and "Needles", this ensemble provides living proof they mean business. Not all metalheads will even like this CD, but if you're open to experiencing lesser known artists like these guys and willing to take a chance, you might actually get something out of this disc."

'A Taste for the Perverse' Kills

Joe | Kansas City, MO | 05/14/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This album rules. The first CD, which is self titled, is one of the most truely angry and heavy albums ever. This record got hurt a little when it was obvisious their record company could care less about them. But Souls at Zero were the real deal. You didn't have to worry about DJs sampling [music] on top of the music or the singer busting out some ridiculous rap in the middle of the song. These guys kept the Perverse album simple, and real heavy. It's a great album. You just don't get any better than tracks like Undecided and Thrown Down. If you can find their first one record don't deny yourself that shining example of true heavy metal."