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"Fallen paradise" CD by Dying Humanity

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Strong debut of the German band, on "Fallen paradise" Grindparts are interweaved with groove and melody.
Item no. 433328
Title Fallen paradise
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Dying Humanity
Release date 10/12/07
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

by Benny Ramm (25.09.2007) The German Dying Humanity exist only since last year and "Fallen Paradise" is the full-length-debut of the heavy instrumentalists. "Fallen Paradise" was hammered in in the Rape Of Harmonies Studios, the studio in which also Maroon, Heaven Shall Burn and Misery recorded their records. Musically sitting between the chairs a bit, their label calls their sound-brew Deathcore – which ain't the worst definition. The Hardcore may not be immediately recognisable but at least the five look like that. Dying Humanity are most convincing when they loosen up the Grind-attacks by Thrashy, groovy parts. Also melodies are not neglected, so after all, the Deathers refreshingly skilfully manage to please the ears with some catchy melody, too. A great debut album that fans of the New-Death-Metal-wave around bands like Misery Speaks, Job For A Cowboy as well as The Black Dahlia Murder definitely have to lend both ears!