Grave - ...And Here I Die...Satisfied flac mp3 download

What's better than old GRAVE for emergency cases of mental resurrection? Not much, their dark red aura is perfect to plunge your head in the deep burning abyss and practice an introspection that rescues some inner thoughts.This quite cool MCD first contains two songs between mid-paced Death metal, Death'n roll and regular old Death... One of these was included on the "Soulless" album later ("I need you"), while the other one ("... And here I die... Satisfied") could also have been a part of this full-length (I wasn't too fond of this album the first years, but now I could say I enjoy it: Quite cool atmosphere and nice ideas from here and there). These songs doesn't really kick, but some moods aren't bad and I'd say it's quite "entertaining".Then the third track titled "Black dawn' is a re-recording of a pre-GRAVE band called CORPSE. This sounds like early Death metal with some thrash portions. This quite fast song isn't so bad, but is also a bit too simple for my urges to exhume the dead... Anyway sometimes you could find it quite interesting to judge the evolution of GRAVE (Some of their gimmicks are here, this track sounds like an earlier more primal and simple GRAVE, even if it was re-recorded and probably rearranged).Then you have 3 songs from a 1990's recording, 3 songs that were re-recorded one year later for their first album "Into the grave". The musical content is globally the same, but it comes with a less heavy, less monstruous and less brutal production that makes it less orgasmic a tectonic way... The vocals also doesn't sound as deep. This is quite good to listen, it remains Death metal in a quite enjoyable manner, but it's not the same than the tremendous "Into the grave".This MCD is a quite cool release, it contains nothing vital or worth an unreasonable morbid effort, but it's also a cool item to own for fans of GRAVE who can't get enough of this dark red, hot and burning atmosphere. My mind is mine, again.