(I'd appreciate credit however if you do decide to use it as a reference :P) Not sure if any of you had come across it.īut to save the time of those tabbers that are putting forth the effort, I had already tabbed Lust Sin along with most of Bang's theme song around June or July last year XDīut anyways, you can use it to work with if you plan to transcribe it over to GP5 (I hate using tabbing software, good ol' notepad is all I need) Indecent and Obscene gets a 4.5 out of 5.Just got finished tabbing Road to Hope, you'll find the link at the bottom of this post It's goal is simple, to come in and rip your face off with as many schizophrenic screams and forest-falling melodic guitar leads as possible. While it might not quite match Like an Ever Flowing Stream, it is another terrific death metal album from some of Sweden's finest. In conclusion, Dismember did themselves well with Indecent and Obscene. The album is an excellent showing from start to finish, however. Other solid tracks include the furious opener, "Fleshless", the duo of "Skinfather" and "Sorrowfilled", and the longer, "Reborn In Blasphemy" and "9th Circle". Matti's vocals are as vigorous as ever as he lets out lines such as "'Be it the deepest of dreams, Or the darkest of deaths" and "In the shadows of the obscure, My soul forever never more". "Dreaming In Red" begins with the aforementioned bass introduction and then transitions into an ominous, sharp battering that basically sums up the album as a whole in five and a quarter minutes of melodic witchcraft. Once again, the most effective track in my mind is the album closer. Once again, an overall shining performance from the entire band.Īs with Like an Ever Flowing Stream, inferior tracks are hard to come by, as each track thrashes with unrelenting madness. As on Like an Ever Flowing Stream, he keeps the album moving at often rapid speeds while still managing to add in creativeness here and there. Fred adds in some excellent, breakneck fills and thundering double bass. It sounds really great, and is complimented throughout the album by the fact that the bass is usually audible in at least one place or another within the tracks. The most noticeable bass standout is the intro to album standout, "Dreaming In Red". The rhythm section of bassist Richard Cabeza and drummer Fred Estby also provide impressive showing on their respective instruments of destruction. They'll make you want to know just what wizardry they'll pull out of the hat next, although at times, it does seem to get slightly similar, which is among the few minor flaws that the album is burdened with. They incorporate melody mainly with their solos, which move with incredible shred.
At times, even groove finds its way into the mix, most evident on "Sorrowfilled".
The duo of guitarists, Robert Senneback and David Blomqvist, once again impress with their arsenal of sinister, unnerving riffs. Spitting out lyrics like, "A bloodstained path to oblivion, Scarring both mind and soul." (From "Souldevourer") and "A masterpiece of skinless art, I'll sign it in your flesh" (From "Eviscerated (Bitch)"), he churns up images of torture chambers and frightening, chilling visions throughout the album. On this album he primarily uses a growled shout and implements the high-pitched wail throughout the album. One will immediately notice changes in Matti's vocals from Like an Ever Flowing Stream. Well, they seemed to have taken this challenge with open arms, as Indecent and Obscene is another fantastic, thrashy showing.īeginning the album with a downright blood-curdling shriek, Matti Kärki shreds his vocal chords on the album-opening, lightning-fast, "Fleshless". Dismember had a lot to live up to, as their debut was spectacular in many ways. 1993's Indecent and Obscene continues the trend with more psychotic vocals and ripping leads that will send the elderly and small children running. The album combines noticeable amounts of melody along with bludgeoning speed and cruel, unrelenting vocals.
Like an Ever Flowing Stream, the debut album by Swedish old-school death metal band Dismember, is a death metal classic. Review Summary: While being slightly less mind-blowing than their debut, Dismember still manages to provide a highly effective experience with Indecent and Obscene.
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