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Hailing from Detroit, MI this five-piece band does not compromise the integrity of their music for anyone. Heavily influenced by all things extreme, they have directed that influence into the focus of creating the new generation of American Metal!
The Black Dahlia Murder's debut release Unhallowed blends the perfect mix of fierce vocals along with a heavy assault of berating drum beats, brutally influenced thrash guitar licks with rhythm and melody. What starts off with a low audio clip of vocalist Trevor reading from a book on cannibalism quickly and quite brutally jumps right into a full force attack on your senses, that does not let up until the album's end. This venomous, yet melodic death metal outfit named after the brutal unsolved slaying of wannabe actress and temptress Elizabeth Short draws influence from forefathers such as
The Black Dahlia Murder - 'Unhallowed' From start to finish this blew me right out of my seat. I catch hints of trash metal, melodic death metal, and just pure seething evil lyrics. I was excited when I got the 4 song sampler a while back ...[more]
The Black Dahlia Murder - 'Miasma' As much as I hate to say it, this band has gone stale. I have listened to this quite a few times and after a while all the songs just kind of run together and put me into a trance of boredom. Their sk...[more]
The Black Dahlia Murder - 'Nocturnal' In the third and final review of new major metalcore releases, Nocturnal wins.
Against Unhallowed this album is a slight decline, but fortunately for BDM I hated Miasma and so in contrast, Nocturna...[more]
i just heard their newest "single"...it was pretty good. really fast the whole way through...less of the melodic death style, and more just straight thrashy, speed metal, with occasional blasts/growls thrown in. the vocals sound pretty intense too.
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