Arson Cafe: Prion - Time Of Plagues (2003)

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Prion - Time Of Plagues (2003)

Prion "Time Of Plagues"

2003, Orion Music

South America is known for the awesome death metal scene it has, for the thrash metal maniacs and the general rawness of their bands, as well as having offered some huge names to the game (Sepultura and Sarcofago come to mind).

Here, Prion are playing traditional death metal that combines the elements of south american with the old school sound of the classic bands from the US. They are not experimenting, its just a non-stop agressive album with lots of good moments in it. Definitely deserves a listen.

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