![]() ![]() I don't necessarily like the slower stuff near the ending of the album, but for the bulk of it, it's a "B". It's pretty new to me because it's the first time hearing this album. It's fresh meat though, even though this was released in 2005. The guitar is pretty unique though the riff quality is nowhere near as good as on 'Harmony Corruption'. A lot of songs on here too, that's why they split it up. A still highly politcally based band lyrically but the focus is on the music, not so much the lyrics. Screams ups the variety and keeps you guessing. But now they have Mitch contributing screams periodically. It's not as low and he doesn't do the loud massive roars like Barney of the old. ![]() Barney's vocals changed after 'Death By Manipulation'. At least they're still making music though they're veterans now. I admire the fact that the music on here varies, but miss the intensity of the old ND. I kind of miss that about the band and thought that 'Harmony Corruption' (and still do) was their greatest times. This is more of a death metal approach to music on here, as opposed to the old line-up producing sheer and utter noise-grindcore. Though there is blast beating by Danny on here, it's mostly just fast riffing that's mixed. So on 'The Code Is Red.Long Live The Code', you'll hear a more ND death metal approach to their music. Even though they play more death metal (especially on this one) it hasn't shyed me away from liking this band. Ever since 'Scum' and 'The Peel Sessions' came out, I was hooked on this band. ![]()
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