Brazil's Desalmado's self-titled album is a half hour of 15 uncomprimisingly brutal grindcore. Now, grindcore can be a bit of a liability as a genre sometimes as its penchant for speed can be a bit much at times. As a result I personally only listen to it occasionally as most of it is just a blur of speed. However, that being said, when grindcore is done with a bit of other elements thrown in-a dash of groove here and there or a bit of melody every once in a while-the album can be much more interesting than just a big rush of songs thrown at you. Desmaldo knows this and does throw in enough of melody to make the album much better than it could have been.
As a result Desalmado's album is one of the more interesting grind albums I've encountered in some time-not particularly innovative, but interesting enough that I will want to take another spin of it or two in the future.
Track Listing 1. Sem Nome
2. Canibal Social
3. Delirio
4. Cegueira Santa
5. Todos Vao Morrer
6. Juizo Dos Fracos
7. Sofrer. Morrer e Apodrecer
8. Odio Insitntivo Contra a Realidade
9. Falso Profeta
10. Herege
11. Ceifador
12. Penitencia e Subversao
13. Suicido Assistido
14. Anticristo (Japanische)
15. Cozido Para Animais (Japanische Kampfhorspiele cov)
Added: July 24th 2012 Reviewer:Curtis Dewar Score: Related Link:Band Website Hits: 1768 Language: english
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Brazil's Desalmado's self-titled album is a half hour of 15 uncomprimisingly brutal grindcore. Now, grindcore can be a bit of a liability as a genre sometimes as its penchant for speed can be a bit much at times. As a result I personally only listen to it occasionally as most of it is just a blur of speed. However, that being said, when grindcore is done with a bit of other elements thrown in-a dash of groove here and there or a bit of melody every once in a while-the album can be much more interesting than just a big rush of songs thrown at you. Desmaldo knows this and does throw in enough of melody to make the album much better than it could have been.
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