Mental Horror Discography of CDs

Mental Horror albums Track Listing of songs: Purification By Hallowed Flames; Destructor Of Temple; Scourge Of Beast; Angel Of Vengeance; Abyss Of Hypocrisy; Messenger; Vae Solis; Shurpu Baragal; Reborn For Blasphemy; Gigim Xul; Crucify The ...

Mental Horror music CDs Track Listing of songs: Observe the Martyr; Denying the Scars; Haunted; Tears of God; Sentenced to Believe; God of the Pest and Flies; Sitra Achra; I Walk to Eternity; Corrupting the Immaculate; Enuma Elish; Outro; Enuma Elish; Sentenced to Believe; Observe the Martyr; Sentenced to Believe;

Mental Horror discography Let's face it: Extreme death metal bands like Mental Horror are definitely an acquired taste. They cater to the underground, they are oblivious to mainstream tastes -- and if you don't understand what they're doing, they aren't about to compromise in order to win you over. Proclaiming Vengeance is about as stereotypical a death metal/black metal/grindcore release as one could expect to hear. None of the songs are the least bit melodic, and C. China favors the sort of choked, grunting vocal style that has been one of extreme metal's trademarks. Further, Mental Horror plays at the same tempo (ultra-fast) throughout the album. So when all is said and done, listeners are left with a very one-dimensional CD; in the case of Proclaiming Vengeance, all of the tunes really do sound alike. And there is nothing distinctive about this Brazilian band, which doesn't sound much different from a lot of similar bands that have come from the U.S., England, and the Scandinavian countries. But despite its predictability and obvious limitations, Proclaiming Vengeance is a fun album -- that is, fun in a totally over the top ...