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Terror
The Damned, the Shamed
Genres: Alternative Rock, Metal

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Voice of the Damned
2. Relentless Through and Through
3. Betrayer
4. Rise of the Poisoned Youth
5. Never Alone
6. What I Despise
7. Let Me Sink
8. Feel the Pain
9. Lost Our Minds
10. March to Redemption
11. Crush What's Weak
12. Still Believe?
13. Suffer, To Return Harder
14. Iron Mind [*]

CD Details

All Artists: Terror
Title: The Damned, the Shamed
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 5/27/2008
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Metal
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Damned the Shamed
UPC: 5051099779426

Synopsis

Album Description

2008 release, the third album from the tireless and tour-hungry L.A. Hardcore band spearheaded by the endless enthusiasm of frontman Scott Vogel. Their melding of no-frills breakneck Hardcore and the fervor of new generation Metal bridges the gap between young and old, and it makes for one hell of a pit no matter what city or stage the band leaves in ruin. This vicious slab of brutality was produced by the renowned Zeuss (Hatebreed, Shadows Fall) and is sure to please the band's diehard fanbase, while garnering a new legion of young maniacal supporters. Century Media.

CD Reviews

New flavour

Alan P. Hughes | AUSTRALIA | 07/09/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Terrors new album definately has new flavour. Its more technical in parts which is kinda cool but overall the songs just aren't as goodas previous releases. A few stand out tracks but it doesn't carry the whole way through. Alot of the songs are alot slower and the breakdowns just not as good. Overall I was dissapointed having a love of hardcore and with the strength of the previous releases this one failed to match."

I can't forget this struggle!!!!!

Donald Roberts | Melbourne, FL | 06/23/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"First off, I didn't think their ep was all that exciting. I loved Always the hard way and all their previous releases. When I threw this on, I wasn't impressed at first..it sounded watered down, repetitive and not as furious as its predecessor..but after repeated listens, it grew on me.The musicality is tight and the vocals are angry as hell..i guess its weakness is that it's not very original..kinda sounds like modern Agnostic Front mixed with Hatebreed or Integrity..not that there's anyhting wrong with that..in other words, Terror do what they do but never disappoint."

Terrorist HC

kosis | 06/14/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"3 1/2 stars. They explore new territory here. The new elements are a welcome addition to the Terror formula, but as a whole, this isn't as strong as previous efforts. A couple songs have potential but seem unfinished. Most of this is decent though. Guest vocals by Roger Miret (talking through effects, not singing). Nice cover art that's bound to end up tattooed on several young suburbanites before year's end."