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I accidently stumbled across these guys when they played a gig down here in Vegas in 2003, I was pretty impressed so I picked up their first album "The Inquisition"...haven't heard from them since. Well about 5 years later Revolver magazine had an ad for their new album "Expect Hell" upon purchasing it I noticed cduniverse had a nice little EP they released about a year before. And all I can really say is...damn. For a little 6 song offering these are some pretty "balls-out" tunes that shows these guys have grown a whole lot since "The Inquisition" days, the songs are tighter, production is nicer and the tunes are 10times more explosive. I'm not going to drop obscure subgenre references like "Deathcore" or anything, but if there was a band that fit into that; WithDeadHandsRising is your band. Songs brilliantly blaze through like old-school 80's style Death Metal right before adding in a mosh-worthy breakdown that would make Hatebreed jealous. The opening song "Corey Feldman is the Devil" is the perfect example of this, the song drives through you like a freight train through a house cat right before the hellish chunk of a NYHC style breakdown shakes the song to pieces, but never losing it's "freight train" momentum. That is a very important element, because it is something that most "Deathcore" bands lack, the breakdown usually ruins a good slab of well-executed Death Metal, making it almost annoying (JFACB, I'm looking in your direction), but the boys in WDHR really know how to pull it off. Hey, for under $9.00 this is a nice little EP if you're interested in getting into these guys; it'll prepare you for "Expect Hell" which is just...well that's another review. :-)
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