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With its debut release, Divine Heresy is primed to take the extreme metal scene by storm. BLEED THE FIFTH packs so much anger and animosity into 10 songs, one would think that the band had been around for years--which it has, since Heresy is actually the project of former Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares. Also on board for BLEED THE FIFTH are drummer Tim Yeung (Vital Remains, Hate Eternal), bassist Tony Campo (Static-X), and vocalist Tommy Cummings (Snot). Produced by Logan Mader (Machine Head, Soulfly), BLEED THE FIFTH is a swift kick to metal's teeth.
Divine Heresy: Tommy Vest (vocals); Dino Cazares (guitar); Tim Yeung (drums).
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SO Dino was talked about so much over the last five years and was yet to really throw down as the riff master. Well, this is it - showing alot of bands the way in technical song construction and cohesive formatting of intensity. Album of the year !!
Submitted by Ocean (Melbourne, Australia)
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I like the fact that there are clean vocal breaks through out the songs. It gives more depth to the songs. I can appreciate the mellow side of the band. The heavy parts are in your face metal. This is the best metal album of 07. My only complant is that the songs could be a bit longer. The disc clocks in at a little over a half hour. WORTH THE DOE!
Submitted by ALLEN MOODY (VALPARAISO INDIANA) 
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Finally a return to form for Dino!
While certainly not breaking any new ground, this disk definitely shows the true riff master behind Fear Factory. A brooding, razor tight recording showcases very enjoyable disk with a vocalist that puts Burton Bell 6 feet under as far as I'm concerned. Awesome album!
Submitted by greg_musgrave (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
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liked it, but couldn't believe that it has clean vokals on it!!! Dino does a fantastic work, but some songs sound a lot of Fear Factory... The Drummer is insane, but I like him better in Vital Remains
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