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Bloodsimple features ex-Vision of Disorder members Tim Williams (vocals) and Mike Kennedy (guitar). Cruel World, the band's debut, is also the first release from Mudvayne frontman Chad Grey's Bullygoat imprint (via Warner). Mudvayne's sound is definitely a reference point for Bloodsimple, as is later VOD. As heavy as much of Cruel World hits -- the killer opener "Straight to Hate," "Blood In Blood Out"'s updated thrash swagger -- it also makes room for things like "Running from Nothing," which links curse words and screaming with atmospheric, even melodic singing. In this way it's a pretty typical 2000s alternative metal record. The rhythm section stops and starts with Tool precision, the guitars are mixed to maximum thickness, and Williams tears at his soul with lyrics about insanity, broken teeth, and waging war on the weak. Williams is certainly committed to his rage -- "Path to Prevail" begins with a banshee howl to wake the dead. It's Cruel World's strongest track, since its lead riff has enough room for melody without losing that viciously rewarding edge. The breaks suggest Disturbed, the drums pound like armies marching out of hell, and "You're full of shit/I vow now to return/I've already been your God" is a chorus tailor-made for destroying Playstation opponents. ~ Johnny Loftus
Audio Mixer: Mike Fraser.
Recording information: The Farm, Gibbons, British Columbia, Canada.
Photographers: Jeff Gros; Nitin Vadukul.
Bloodsimple: Tim Williams (vocals); Mike Kennedy , Nick Rowe (guitar); Kyle Sanders (bass guitar); Chris Hamilton .
Personnel: Tim Williams (vocals); Mike Kennedy , Nick Rowe (guitar); Chris Hamilton (drums).
Bloodsimple Cruel World Songs Cruel World Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews kickass
pretty good album, guitar ruffs not to shabby, thier no fear factory or pantera though
Submitted by Dimebaglives420 (colorado springs, CO)
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Tim Williams In Form!
I was sad when i heard Vision Of Disorder called it a day. Fan of there music especially there last album (from bliss to deavastion) and the vocalist Tim Williams. But i heard recently he had started a new band bloodsimple and they had an album just released and i ran out and bought it! There'v taken the best moments of VOD's imprint and from bliss to devastaion albums and put them in2 this album which shows Tims great depthas a vocalist. Aside from Tim the rest of the band are good too including band mate from VOD ( mike kennedy). Any heavy music follower should lilke this album and now i can't wait to c them play live!!
Submitted by Dan (Melbourne, AUS)
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I saw them open for Mudvayne in New Orleans. That s what made me go out and buy their album. Chad Grey does an guest appearance on "falling" which is also Outstanding!!
Submitted by Mr. Matt (East Stroudsburg, PA, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Great CD
Liked it from the moment I listened to it. Very pleased with the CD.
Submitted by Travis (Thibodaux, LA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  One of the best I've heard in a while
Forget about this vision of disorder stuff. This is a new band with a new sound. Simply put, this album is excellent. It is solid from top to bottom with a lot of strong tracks. Songs range from descent to excellent. The tracks offer good variety and range and stays fresh all the way throuhg and doesnt drop off like many albums do. It is heavy, but not too hardcore, and is quite accessible, with a good blend of heaviness and melody. A lot of bands seem to be going for this kind of sound lately, but Bloodsimple really nails it.
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