Reclaim the Beat [Import]

Reclaim the Beat [Import]

Track Listings

1. Stripped To The Bone

2. Abstinence For Turbulence

3. Chain Reaction

4. Bulldozed (Back To Basic)

5. Under Destruction

6. Grind And Rewind

7. Reclaim The Beat

8. Red Hot

9. May The Flesh Be With You

10. Ignorance Is Bliss

11. Aggroculture

12. Over And Out

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The 6th album from the most furious death/thrash act in the scene. Comes with a luxurious limited slipcase version. Produced and mixed by Daniel Bergstrand/Dug Out (In Flames, Meshuggah, Behemoth and many more). Regain Records. 2005.

Tracks:

Stripped to the Bone
Abstinence for Turbulence
Chain Reaction
Bulldozed (Back to Basic)
Under Destruction
Grind and Rewind
Reclaim the Beat
Red Hot
May the Flesh Be With You
Ignorance Is Bliss
Aggroculture
Over and Out

Album Description

The 6th album from the most furious death/thrash act in the scene. Comes with a luxurious limited slipcase version. Produced and mixed by Daniel Bergstrand/Dug Out (In Flames, Meshuggah, Behemoth and many more). Regain Records. 2005.

Album Details

The Story of Defleshed Started Out in Late 1991 by Guitarist Lars Löfven and the First Album "ma Belle Scalpelle" (MCD), Saw the Light of Day in 1994. In 1996 Oskar Karlsson Left the Band for Raised Fist, and Instead Mathias Modin (Later also Dark Funeral) Found his Way to the Drums. The Three-piece, Consisting of Lars Löfven on Guitars, Mathias Modin on Drums and Gustaf Jorde (Former Crematorium) on Vocals and Bass, Signed with Regain Records in 2002 and Released "Royal Straight Flesh" Later that Year. In 2003 They Re-released "Fast Forward" with Some Bonus Tracks. Since the Beginning Defleshed have Toured Europe with in Flames and Cannibal Corpse, Toured Japan, and Released Five Albums, and Now, in March 2005, it is Time for their 6:th Album "Reclaim the Beat"! this Time around the Producer Daniel Bergstrand (In Flames, Meshuggah, Strapping Young Lad and More…) was in on it from the Start, Producing and Mixing in Dug-out Studios, Uppsala, Sweden. The Mastering Has Taken Place in Cutt

Average customer rating:

Straight ahead thrashing death metal with no variation.
Defleshed's last and by far best release.
They do reclaim the beat....But...

Reclaim the Beat
Defleshed
Manufacturer: Candlelight
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Thrash & Speed Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0008KLVXW
Release Date: 2005-05-31

Tracks:

Stripped to the Bone
Abstinence for Turbulence
Chain Reaction
Bulldozed (Back to Basic)
Under Destruction
Grind and Rewind
Reclaim the Beat
Red Hot
May the Flesh Be With You
Ignorance Is Bliss
Aggroculture
Over and Out

Customer Reviews:

Straight ahead thrashing death metal with no variation........2006-05-21

What have we got here? Defleshed's 6th full-length studio album is upon us and if you know the band, you know exactly what to expect. This is straight out death metal, played at high speed, without ever varying from their set path. All tracks are short on running time and filled with aggression. But is it any good?

To be honest, this is just so monotonous and boring. All the tracks on "Reclaim the Beat" sound so very similar to each other as these guitarists repeat the same riff structures and the drummer constantly bashes his kit without much in the way of interesting variations. If I listen to a single track, it really isn't that bad. But if I try to get through the whole album in one go, I find the repetition numbing to my brain. Considering it only has a running time of 36 minutes, this is not a good sign.

I really wonder how much effort these guys put into their albums. This could so easily have been improvised in the studio as it follows a simple death metal template. In a way it reminds me of "Six Feet Under", although it's not as sad as the American's latest release.

"Stripped to the Bone" and "Grind and Rewind" temporarily get my head nodding, but after I finish writing here, I doubt I'll ever put this album on again. Enough said.

Defleshed's last and by far best release........2006-03-19

A few months after its release, Defleshed announced that Reclaim the Beat would be the band's last effort. Fortunately, they couldn't have ended with a better album. I've been a fan of Defleshed since Under the Blade, but Defleshed had never reached true consistency until this album. I can honestly say I have never listened to a record that kicks my @$$ harder than this one does; it is an absolutely uncompromising death/thrash metal assault that has almost daily rotation in my stereo.
Bands like Defleshed make me proud to be a metalhead - they consistently released quality thrash metal and never gave a damn about what anyone else thought... all the while improving their sound. The only song really lacking on the album is the title track...the remaining 11 songs relentlessly pummel you into the wall, never let up, don't have much variety, and reach a level of speed and brutality seldom displayed in metal today. I wouldn't have it any other way. \m/

They do reclaim the beat....But..........2005-07-07

I have been waiting a long time for this album to show up and now its here finally! and i must say that it has been worth the whole waiting!!! great vocal...great riffing....and exellent drumming..! the only low point I can find would be the lack of break-downs...But...you know...im a fan of crazy metal and this is crazy!! you gotta be a real star-headbanger to follow the beat...!!! 4-stars from my side!! go buy it..

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