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Unholy Ghost
Torrential Reign
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Calling of Sin - Unholy Ghost, Coates
2. Soul Disment - Unholy Ghost, Coates
3. Eyes of Lost - Unholy Ghost, Coates
4. Decimated - Unholy Ghost, Coates
5. Cross Contamination - Unholy Ghost, Mortellaro
6. Denunciation "The Curse" - Unholy Ghost, Coates
7. Entrenched Warfare - Unholy Ghost, Coates
8. Torn Apart - Unholy Ghost, Coates
9. Under Existence - Unholy Ghost, Coates
10. Torrential Reign - Unholy Ghost, Coates
11. The Apparition [Instrumental] - Unholy Ghost, Coates
Track Listings (14) - Disc #2
1. Tales of Bitterness - Unholy Ghost, DeGroot, Joe
2. The Calling of Sin - Unholy Ghost, Coates
3. From the Astral Plane...Entwined With Infinity - Unholy Ghost, Hersemann
4. Blackest of the Black - Unholy Ghost,
5. Unleashed Hell - Unholy Ghost, Lazaro, Tony
6. Reluctant Messiah - Unholy Ghost, Immolation
7. The Saw and the Carnage Done - Unholy Ghost,
8. Aggravated Battery - Unholy Ghost,
9. Calculated to Create Terror - Unholy Ghost, Bonacci, Adam
10. Sycophantic - Unholy Ghost, Genenz, James
11. Let Them Die [Demo Version] - Unholy Ghost, Jungle Rot
12. Bleed by Example [Demo Version] - Unholy Ghost, Internal Bleeding
13. Waiting for the Light [Demo Version] - Unholy Ghost,
14. Of Martyrs and Men [Live][#][Multimedia Track] - Unholy Ghost,

CD Details

All Artists: Unholy Ghost
Title: Torrential Reign
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Olympic
Release Date: 4/20/2004
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Style:
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 800757023723

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CD Reviews

Florida Death Metal like Diabolic

Total Scumbag | Hell | 04/27/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"If you like Diabolic you definitely will like Unholy Ghost, not just because ex-Diabolic drummer Aantar Coates plays for Unholy Ghost now, but because they sound very similar. This is pure blackened death metal. If you like blasting death metal with evil lyrics and vocals, and an overall anti-christian attitude you will love this band. Unholy Ghost is not very original, however, and other Florida blackened death metal bands like Morbid Angel and Deicide are still a lot better. This band is about the same as Diabolic, they are both very good bands, but neither of them outshine the other. If you're a death metal diehard you better buy this album, it rips."

Sick debut album

eric b | west haven ct usa | 03/08/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I know alot of people who are against this band because they see them as a diabolic rip off. Well that is because the whole goddamn band (minus kelly from pessimist) was the force behind diabolic's swan song "vengence ascending", now knowing that much you know what to expect from these guys, brutal, technical death metal, the sound could use a little work in the guitar department, but other than that i really love this cd the songs are structured correctly, the drummer has some weird odd-time signatures and polyrythms going on which make for an enjoyable lustening experiance, hats off to unholy ghost i'll be looking foward to hearing from them again soon!"

Excellent!!!

critico constructivo | PR | 12/14/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I really like this album, not for their lyrics, but for their musicianship!!! The guitar riffs courtesy of Kelly McLauchlin and Jerry Mortellaro are impressive. Both are great guitarists, and no talk about Aantar Coates, drummer with great double pedals and extremely tempo changes. The vocals/bass by Paul Oullette fitts the genre really good. Some people said that Unholy is a Diabolic rip-off, and I agree, but Unholy Ghost have much potential to offer in my opinion."