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IV: Constitution of Treason
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IV: Constitution of Treason
by: God Forbid
Price: $13.98 current as of:
03/15/2010 06:42 EDT
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0727701826622
Format: Dual Disc, Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics
Item Dimensions: 25
Label: Century Media
Manufacturer: Century Media
MPN: 8266
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Century Media
Release Date: September 20, 2005
Studio: Century Media
Editorial Review:Album Description:Highly anticipated new album from New Jersey's God Forbid. The songwriting is head and shoulders above any of their previous efforts, making this their most dynamic and devstating offering yet. Enhanced Dual Disc featuring a special hour-long making of the album, buddy icons, desktops, and more.
Album Description:Japanese pressing. God Forbid: Byron Davis (vocals); Dallas Coyle, Doc Coyle (guitar, background vocals); John Outcalt (bass guitar); Cory Pierce (drums). Features a bonus track TBA. Toys. 2005.
Disc 1:- The End of the World
- Chains of Humanity
- Into the Wasteland
- The Lonely Dead
- Divinity
- Under This Flag
- To the Fallen Hero
- Welcome to the Apocalypse (Preamble)
- Constitution of Treason
- Crucify Your Beliefs
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God Forbid's 4th full-length, "IV: Constitution of Treason", is a step up for this modern metal band. The guitar work this band executes is just flawless, whether it would be melodic solos, leads, or even an occasional breakdown. Plus, every song stands out in its league on this album. The vocals aren't too bad, but the not the best I have heard. However, that doesn't degrade the excellence of the CD by any. With well-written songs like "Chains of Humanity", "End of the World" and "Into The Wasteland", ...
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The riffage on this disc is both complex and varied. The vocals range between singing and screaming. The closest comparison I can make is "At the Gates's Slaughter of the Soul" for the riffs. They're energetic and inspired. It's the best American metal I've heard in quite some time, though some may just label it as "metalcore" and leave it be. Frankly I hate labels like that. The vocals are better than most death metal ranging between hardcore and singing. The riffwork uses alot of death progressions, ...
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God Forbid do at least deserve respect for being largely head and shoulders above the majority of their metalcore peers, bands such as As I Lay Dying and Atreyu. However, they are still a far cry from being fantastic. "Constitution Of Treason" is undoubtedly a solid album, but still has noticeable faults.
I'll start with the good stuff then. For one thing, the guitar work on this album is definately commendable. The dual guitar rhythms intertwine and harmonise well, and technicality is above par. The ...
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The all movement of metalcore is now on the collapse. Every day's emerge a simultaneous In Flames clones to saturate the melodic death metal scene, but in the horizon they seems to appear a few bands with their distinctive sounds. God Forbid is one of those!! With an incredible guitar structures, good voice and chaotic drums, this album is over the top. There's no breaks here, this album is packed with metal, only metal!!! Recommended!!!
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I first got into God Forbid when I bought their 2004 album "Gone Forever", and I quickly fell in love with it. However, their 2005 masterpiece "IV: Constitution of Treason" blows their previous albums right out of the water, and it's the band's best album thus far. This masterpiece of an album is a true and pure brutal, slamming, thrashing, in your face, headbanging, heavy metal masterpiece, and I along with every other true metal freak all around the world wouldn't want it any other way. The songs on here are much ...
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