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Band Name Birth AD. Album Name I Blame You. Type Album. Data wpisu 08 Kwiecień 2013. Wydawcy Unspeakable Axe Records. Styl muzycznyCrossover. Zarejestrowanych posiada ten album3. 1. Mission Statement. 2. Equal Opportunity. 5. Bring Back the Draft. 版公司 Unspeakable Axe Records. 7. Violent Retribution. 8. No, Man. 9. 10. Short Bus Society.

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The debut album of Texan crossover thrashers BIRTH . will be released in Europe through Metal Age Productions on June 22nd 2014. I BLAME YOU" was recorded in 2012 at the famous Pyramid Sound in New York with producer and thrash guru Alex Perialas, who also produced and engineered classic albums from Anthrax, Testament, Carnivore, SOD, among many others. 18 tracks of violent crossover thrash the way you always remember it. No sharks, skateboards, or pizza here. says - "Fuck your party metal, we're here for war"!!! Recommended for fans of .

started their scathing crossover-thrash assault back in 2009 with the "Stillbirth of a Nation" ep, and returned angrier, hungrier, and more level-headed on their Sophomore debut "I Blame You". For those new to this band's content, Birth . mixes the guitar and drum work of Slayer with . on-steroids lyrics delivered with a Dr. Know-esque shouting style. Lyrical topics range from general destruction of overall societal failure (I Blame You, Short Bus Society, Fill In The Blank, Failed State) to more personal scenarios (This Scene Sucks, Wrong Again). No doubts here that this album will offend plenty of people in its honesty, but no one can deny how the songs themselves, while very current, will probably stick with you for years and years to come, as both contemporary and eternally relevant.