Trigger the Bloodshed - The Great Depression (2009) 11:54 AM

Size: 62.4 MB
File Host: Mediafire
Bitrate: 320 Kbps
Genre: Technical/Brutal Death Metal
Year: 2009
Country: United Kingdom
Official: N/a
Myspace: Here
Last fm: Here
Tablatures: N/a
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1.The Great Depression  
2.Warbound  
3.Sanctuary of the Wretched  
4.The Scouring Impurity  
5.The Dead World  
6.Interlude - I  
7.Contemporary Perception Narcotics  
8.Dessicate Earth  
9.The Infliction of Tophet  
10.Disfigured Anonimity  
11.Terminus

This is a Technical Death Metal band that dropped all of their Deathcore influence to be recognized by the metal community. I can say gained props from me for doing this, but more work is needed to make more grabs within the music and to make everything not sound like just one song. With the talent of the band surely in the future they can make a release that will please many Death Metal fans. But at this time they are right in the middle of the road.

Trigger the Bloodshed - Purgation (2008) 4:22 PM

Size: 55.7 MB
File Host: Mediafire
Bitrate: ~300 Kbps
Genre: Technical/Brutal Death Metal
Year: 2008
Country: United Kingdom
Official: N/a
Myspace: Here
Last fm: Here
Tablatures: N/a
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1.Inception  
2.Merciless Ignorance  
3.Laceration  
4.Rebirth
5.The Defiled
6.Severed  
7.Impregnable Miscreation  
8.Hollow  
9.Lovers  
10.Mortuary Walls  
11.Violent Elucidation  
12.A Wretched Betrayal  
13.Retribution  
14.The Abortive Becoming  
15.Domicile  
16.Whited Sepulcher  
17.A Perfect Casket   

This band is heavily influenced by the likes of Cryptopsy and Suffocation except that the music has not yet reached the heights that those two bands have achieved in their careers. The band also has this inclination to write songs around breakdowns.At 17 songs, 36 minutes, the duration and length of the songs and album points to grindcore brevity, as many of the songs range from a minute to three minutes, but in truth, every single one of the short sharp tracks (except for classic interludes “The Defiled”, “Hollow” and “Domicile”) pack enough punch, voracity and prowess to keep you listening for every blast beat and well placed lurch (i.e. “Laceration”, the slightly deathcore -ish “Lovers” and superb “Rebirth”).