Breed the Killers [Import]

Breed the Killers [Import]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Japanese Version featuring Two Bonus Tracks: No Alleyguns (Live), and Waste of Oxygen (Live)

Tracks:

End Begins
Filthy Hands To Famished Mouths
Breed The Killers
Wither
Ultramilitance
Into The Fray
One Against All
Drug Related Homicide
Overseers
Death Rate Solution
Unvanquished
Ecocide

Customer Reviews:

Great album.......2006-05-03

This is a great album and Earth Crisis's best in my opinion. I gave it a 4 because i do not agree with their opinions like on eating meat, my opinion is that the human race didnt get to the top of the food chains by eating salads

Letdown.......2004-02-29

I really like all of the Earth Crisis work from All Out War through the Gomorrah's Season era, but I thought this album was a real let down. To me, both lyrically and musically this album comes across as very weak compared to their earlier releases.

Metal........2003-04-17

Far too often, older fans of ExC pan their later records due to the fact that they are "really bad metalcore." Well, I say that if you look at their metal period from a METAL standpoint instead of from a hardcore purist standpoint, they are really well done. Karl's voice sounds the best here, in my opinion, with its unmatched ferocity carrying across the equally charged message in the songs. The musicians backing him all play their parts tight, and the production is killer. This album is ExC at their most metal; after this they strayed into more rap-leaning territory. This is also their toughest-sounding, stylistically. If you like metalcore or Earth Crisis, you should enjoy this.

this is a must-buy!!!!!!.......2000-08-03

this album is a definite must-buy! awesome guitar work and killer vox. if you don't have it, you don't know what you are missing!!!!!!!!!!

another good disc.......2000-04-23

Earth Crisis has a message that society can only benefit from, but when you can't even understand Karl's screaming, it becomes a mute point. The music itself is vicious and brutally hardcore, and the screaming makes it even more so. It's just not condusive to getting your lyrical message across.