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Born From Pain

"Survival" CD by Born From Pain

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Born from Pain deliver another slab of Metal-dosed Hardcore devoid of stolen Slayer riffs. Many of the eleven songs on offer tend to develop into mid-tempo moshers with enormous drive and groove.
Item no. 437227
Title Survival
Musical Genre Hardcore
Edition Limited Edition
Product topic Bands
Band Born From Pain
Release date 10/31/08
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Sound of Survival
  • 2.
    State of Mind
  • 3.
    Sons of a Dying World
  • 4.
    Wolves Are Loose
  • 5.
    Never Die
  • 6.
    Final Collapse
  • 7.
    Endgame
  • 8.
    Zeitgeist
  • 9.
    Hydra
  • 10.
    Zero Hour
  • 11.
    Under False Flag

by Matthias Mader (22.10.2008) Born From Pain really know the art of perseverance - the title of their new CD also implies this. The band exists since 1997 and all recent line-up changes haven’t caused any turmoil. Born From Pain already played a fusion of Metal and Hardcore when the term "Metalcore" still hadn’t come up, leaning more heavily towards Hardcore than bands like Heaven Shall Burn, Maroon, Cataract or Unearth. This hasn’t changed until today - listening to charismatic tracks like the intoxicating opening song "Sound of survival" and surprisingly intricate "The wolves are loose", you’ll find more parallels to "metallic" Hardcore bands (Leeway, Killing Time and Pro-Pain) than to Slayer. Many of the eleven tracks develop real clout when in the mid-tempo range (prime example: "Zeitgeist").