Nails - Abandon All Life album flac

Album · 2013 · 10 Songs. See All. Unsilent Death. You Will Never Be One of Us. 2016. Obscene Humanity - Single.

Band: Nails Album: Abandon All Life Type: Full-length Released: March 28, 2013 Genre: Grindcore, Hardcore Country: United States Quality: mp3 320 kbps Label: Southern Lord Records. Tracklist: In Exodus Tyrant Absolute Control God's Cold Hands Wide Open Wound Abandon All Life No Surrender Pariah Cry Wolf Suum Cuique.

Abandon All Life is the second studio album by the nce band Nails. Todd Jones and crew took what they made on Unsilent Death and turned everything up to 11. The vocals are more guttural, the guitars have a heavier chug to them, and the blast beats (somehow) are even more hard hitting and deafening. Abandon All Life was released on March 18, 2013. Abandon All Life Q&A.

In a 2013 interview for Invisible Oranges, Todd Jones named crust punk, death metal, and Japanese hardcore as the band's foremost musical influences. Rushonrock cited Discography. Unsilent Death (2010). Abandon All Life (2013)

Abandon All Life is the second full-length studio album by American hardcore punk band Nails. John Gianelli - bass. Taylor Young - drums. Todd Jones - vocals, guitars. Andy Saba - lead guitar. Farron Kerzner - artwork. Kurt Ballou - producer, engineering, mixing. Scott Magrath - layout, design. Brad Boatright - mastering.

If Abandon All Life was a longer album, listening to it might be an exercise in aural masochism, but with its compact running time, it instead feels like a whirlwind trip through some kind of nightmare landscape that lasts just long enough to feel its effects, but ends before any sort of lasting physical or psychological effects set in. While Nails might not be in line with any of the trends in popular metal, an album like this that's able to take the extreme parts of the human experience and focus them into music is what metal is all about.

With Abandon All Life, Nails' forthcoming 10 ten-track plate-o-hate (due in March on Southern Lord), Todd has found that essence rare. It's a massive shot to the dome of blistering grind, shuddering drone and careening tempos – delivered in surgical strike fashion in less than 18 minutes. Our band was originally meant to be lean," says Jones. Albums and music shouldn't be judged on length but more on the emotions you feel after a completed listen. In November of 2011, we wrote the song "God's Cold Hands," the frontman recalls