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Jungle Rot: Terror Regime

JUNGLE ROT
TERROR REGIME
   You NEED this album. It is inconceivable to think your life could have any meaning without it. Think I'm over exaggerating? Just listen to the title track, "Terror Regime" and you'll wonder just how you ever survived without this album (Despite the fact its only just been released). 
   For existing Jungle Rot fans, you will not be disappointed by Terror Regime. In fact, many fans will proclaim Terror Regime to be Jungle Rot's best release so far. This album is sure to gain notoriety with haste. With that notoriety Jungle Rot will predictably gain many new fans, and with very good reason. This album cannot be commended enough. 
   Beyond basic requirement and necessities such as; rock hard, fist pumping, headbanging riffs, Relentless rolling drums and unhallowed guttural bellowing vocals, this album has so much more. The closest description of the the sound of Terror Regime possible is a cocktail of Death, Thrash and Death-core with a sprinkling of Grind-core. Terror Regime is bursting at the seams with Thrash and Death-core breakdown riffs, and these riffs are some of the best around. Vocally, this album is superb. The brutal throat shredding screams are somewhere between Chris Barnes and Lars Goran Petrov. The instruments and vocals all connect together so flawlessly. So if you only buy one album this year, make sure its Terror Regime. You will NOT be disappointed.

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