I, Infidel

I, Infidel

Track Listings

1. Imprisoned Secret

2. Perfect Strain

3. I, Infidel

4. Thirst for Blood

5. These Chains

6. Do Not Resuscitate

7. Axiom

8. Straight to the Nether Regions

9. Room 101

10. Twilight of the All Too Human

11. Terror Ends Here

12. I Am War

I, Infidel,Ritual Carnage,The End Records,Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock,Thrash

I, Oathbreaker
Average customer rating:
I, Oathbreaker
Infidel
Manufacturer: Caroline
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000NA1YPC
Release Date: 2007-03-20

Tracks:

Mourning Demon
Dreamer Redeemer
Echoes in Vain
Facing the Mirror
Golden Hips of Dawn
Consumer Patterns
Tripping on Revenge
Succubus
Infidel Theme
Circle of Shame

Album Description

The darkly sludgetastic debut from the new lords of Greek metal.

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Not Quite There
Greg Vickers
Manufacturer: Independent
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Folk | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music

General | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music

General | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0002KIPV4
Release Date: 2004-07-02

Tracks:

Cream and Sugar
New World Tonight
Not Quite There
Last Wishes
Stronger
I Think I'll Sue McDonald's
25 and the Clock is Stopped
Oath
The Infidel Waltz
Summer Love
I'm Going to Heaven and You're Not
So Am I
One Small Tear

Album Description

13 original songs. Musical style ranges from simple humorous folk songs to full blown acoustic-style rock. Thought provoking lyrics and nice instrumentation make this an enjoyable CD to listen to. You'll find yourself alternately singing along, laughing and then "rocking out". Overall, a fun CD.

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Ritual Carnage-Fast Brutal Thrash

I, Infidel
Ritual Carnage
Manufacturer: Osmose
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Thrash & Speed Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0009MZ5JU
Release Date: 2005-06-13

Tracks:

Imprisoned Secret
Perfect Strain
I, Infidel
Thirst for Blood
These Chains
Do Not Resuscitate
Axiom
Straight to the Nether Regions
Room 101
Twilight of the All Too Human
Terror Ends Here
I Am War

Album Details

Compared to Other Bands Hiding Behind the Metal Banner, Eddie and Wataru Use all Six Strings on their Guitars and Literally Rip and Shred all 24 Frets off their Guitars! from the Opening Track, "Perfect Strain", Prepare Yourself for 35 Minutes of Assault and Battery of the Ears and Neck! "do Not Resuscitate" is the Most Technical Song to Date and by Far the Darkest Five Minutes on the Album, Eerie and Chilling Music with Edgar Allen Poe Infuenced Lyrics. "Room 101" is Influenced by the Amazing Novel "1984" by George Orwell. The Remainder of the Album Focuses Mainly on War, Terror and Religion. Ritual Has Added Hiroyuki to Take Over on Bass So Danny Can Concentrate on Vocals.hiroyuki Was One of the Original Members of Fellow Thrashers King's Evil!

Customer Reviews:

Ritual Carnage-Fast Brutal Thrash.......2006-02-28

This is my 1st Ritual Carnage album I own and am a lifelong Metal fan.(Black,Death,Thrash,Speed.) Most of Ritual Carnage's members are Japanese, their vocalist is Caucasian, Dan Montgomery. This band knows how to Thrash and does it convincingly. I Infidel sounds like old Slayer, DA. and other 80's Bay area Thrash bands, but faster. The only minor thing is Dan Montgomery's vocals. Yes, they do sound whiny. But after a while I got used to them.I'll definitely buy their older releases as well.If you're into Thrash Metal, pick this up.

.......2005-09-05

It is unfortunate that the vocals on this release ruin the potential it has. It's unfortunate because Japan's Ritual Carnage plays a very accomplished style of thrash that is hard to find these days (no, Soilwork isn't thrash). The guitar riffing is of the highest quality, you can tell that these guys know Hell Awaits by heart, and the solos I heard were quite killer and placed in all the right spots. The drum playing is as equally impressive, changing into different tempos to avoid the sameness that most modern thrash albums fall trap to, and it adds a lot of color and dynamics to the music. If I were to judge this release by the instrumentation alone, it would get almost a perfect score. This avoids being retro in the sense that it loves ripping off the gods of yesteryear, and instead it injects you with direct, pure thrash songs. But as mentioned in the beginning of this review Dan Montgomery's semi-pitched whiny vocals are simply annoying! It is the impediment that takes away any intensity the material offers. Just picture a bad Geddy Lee imitator singing over Slayer-influenced thrash. It doesn't work.

Average customer rating:

Good thrash, weak vocals

I, Infidel
Ritual Carnage
Manufacturer: The End Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Thrash & Speed Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000AAF1XG
Release Date: 2005-08-23

Tracks:

Imprisoned Secret
The Perfect Strain
I, Infidel
Thirst For Blood
These Chains
Do Not Resuscitate
Axiom
Straight To The Nether Regions
Room 101
Twilight Of The All Too Human
Terror Ends Here
I Am War

Customer Reviews:

Good thrash, weak vocals.......2006-03-16

Here is a thrash metal band from Japan that totally worships Slayer circa Hell Awaits, but there are plenty of other classic thrash bands you can hear in their music. Moments of Anthrax, Vio-Lence, Dark Angel, and even Destruction pop up through and through in their songs. However, there is one major setback to this band - the vocals of Montgomery.

Unfortunately Montgomery's weak, almost Geddy Lee style whiny voice doesn't fit the otherwise kick-ass thrash onslaught on the album. The guitar work is frantic. You probably haven't heard anyone rip it up so mercilessly on the guitar since the late 80's. Awesome twin harmonies transform into razor riffs or sick solos that are simply unbelievable. The riffs on the title track are mammoth with superb drumming. The lead solo on "Thirst for Blood" is out of this world and would leave even the biggest Slayer fans' jaws open. "Axiom" isn't any different. Killer guitars, rolling drums, full-on bass... but terribly weak vocals. The singer tries too hard to sound aggressive but the more he tries the worse it gets. His throaty voice is decidedly better, especially on the only 5-minute piece "Do Not Resuscitate". This is the most technical cut on the album, and the drumming is simply impeccable. The vocals are slightly growled and match the ultra-aggressive of the piece perfectly. There is even a bass solo on this track, and a great one at that. More intricate playing can be heard on "Straight to the Nether Regions" with speed-of-light fretwork. Also, this song features very few vocals, which makes it all the more interesting. The kick drums on "Room 101" and epic arrangement of "Twilight of the All Too Human" are also stand-out moments on the album, but unfortunately the way the vocals are sung just doesn't and won't do it for many a thrash fan. I heard the vocals were a lot better on their previous releases, so hopefully they'll write better harmonies and utilise a more powerful approach to deliver these anti-terrorism statements on their following releases.

Recommended to die-hard thrash fans who can handle incompetent vocals only.

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