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On 2007's RESURRECTION, Chimaira's first outing for the Ferret Music label, the Cleveland-based metalcore ensemble unleashes another barrage of unapologetically aggressive songs. Fronted by sandpaper-voiced singer Mark Hunter, the group, named after a monstrous creature from Greek mythology, displays a strong death-metal influence on these apocalyptic tracks, as best revealed on the pummeling, doom-laden title track.
Has anyone noticed the exorbitantly large number of "angry" metal bands of the late '90s and early 21st century? Quite a few bands seem to be waking up on the wrong side of the bed nowadays more than ever before, and Chimaira appear to be a group of fed-up chaps, as heard throughout their dripping with angst 2007 release, Resurrection. As with their past albums, vocalist Mark Hunter is still a hardcore barker, while guitarist Rob Arnold remains a connoisseur of thrash metal riffery. It turns out that unlike their 2005 self-titled effort, Resurrection (which is the group's first album to not be released via Roadrunner, their new home is Ferret Music) is a full band effort as far as the songwriting went. As a result, the album sounds like a big shiny metal machine firing on all cylinders, especially on such aggro-fests as the album-opening title track, "Pleasure in Pain," and "End It All." Resurrection does not suffer from false advertising as far as the album title goes -- it truly sounds like the Chimaira chaps are reinvigorated and reborn. ~ Greg Prato
This limited edition deluxe set includes the band's new CD featuring 11 tracks of obliterating metal produced by Jason Suecof and mixed by Andy Sneap, plus a DVD of the making of the album directed by Todd Bell.Alternative Press (p.138) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Chimaira deliver a huge album chock full of false harmonic squeals, pummeling double-time kick-drums and Mark Hunter's patented roar on RESURRECTION."
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.46) - "[T]hey've never sounded quite so astonishingly powerful as this....The invigorating sound of a band reborn." Resurrection Music | List Price | $17.97 (You save $3.48) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock | | Label | Ferret Music | | Orig Year | 2007 | | All Time Sales Rank |  17912  | | CD Universe Part number | 7375570 | | Catalog number | 978 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Mar 06, 2007 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Jason Suecof | | Engineer | Andy Sneap | | Recording Time | 51 minutes | | Additional Info | Bonus DVD; Limited Edition |
Chimaira Resurrection Songs Resurrection Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews continuing to blast their past out the doors
this album has pressed harder their talents and managed to be better than everything they've done. you can hear the difference between andols and kelly (sic) behind the kit and get behind the groove and force that andols has. kelly's beats have more creative and blast and andols's discipline and technique match better to push this band. songs like the title track, six, the flame, and empire mark great song writing with brutality and catchy hooks. the beast that is chimaira keeps on slaying the weak, and soon one day they will be the measuring stick of metal.
Submitted by calavera1102 (amarillo, tx)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. MASSIVE BRIGGADE ALBUM
ALL HAIL ANDOLS!!!!.........THE KING HAS RETURNED....METAL MOSES ....ARNOLD.
DE VRIES...ABBRAISIVE......TRUE METAL AT IT'S BEST...KEEP MUSIC EVIL!\m/ \m/
Submitted by ADRIAN (ELOY, ARIZONA)
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this is a good cd just the way everything is on the record it is very fast and very heavy if anyone likes chimaria get this cd
Submitted by jib17 (Ripon CA)
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Resurrection has been in my cd player for a week now. The songs just catch you and make you wanna listen to the next one. The drumming fits perfect with the guitar work and I can't get over the atmosphere of this album. For instance the intro to "Six" really sets to the tone and background image of the song. Its hard to describe this album, but if you like Chimaira, or metal for that matter this will NOT disappoint
Submitted by James (Roseburg, OR, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Another Hit Album!!!!!
Chimaira seems to get better and better every album. I recommend this album to ANY Chimaira fan. In my opinion, this is their best album yet!
Submitted by Jon (Jamestown, NY, USA)
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