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Berzerker blasts away with number 3

R. Brown | Albuquerque, NM | 12/21/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I myself am more partial to Dissimulate due to that CD being one of the absolute best albums to EVER be released in the metal community. With that comment aside, I was blown away only just a few minutes into World of Lies. All of the ingredients that make up Dissimulate are on this album also. A little bit more samples this time around and they picked up the pace to pure blinding speed on a few songs. "Y" is a friggin crusher, man that song with stick with ya for a while after you listen to it. Many people have mixed emotions over the last track "Farewell", it IS different for BERZERKER, but after everything else they've released, they can do whatever they want for a "different" song. This is an excellent album and I definately recommend it for fans of Dissimulate. I have been listening to it nonstop since it came in the mail. If my cd player could kiss me, it would. Buy it."

OH YEAH!

Joseph D. Losch | Bartlett, Illinois United States | 05/03/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I had heard a lot about these guys from Earache's website and online. I had downloaded a song and wasn't too impressed (mainly because it was described as a death metal version of "Pitchshifter") so I didn't think anything of it.



I wandered into the local used cd store with my girlfriend. I was paying for my new (used) cds and forgot to wander to the new arrival bin. If any of you are like me, anytime I go into one of those stores I expect to spend near $50. Of course, having already spent $40, I find two more cds, this being one. Ok, I bought both.



I pop the cd in my car, subwoofer hooked up, girlfriend sitting there patiently waiting me to turn off my "crazy Satanic music" and leave the parking lot. Well, I heard the drum machine going (too bad they only have one album with a real drummer) and thought, "this isn't hitting my subwoofer at all!". About ten seconds later, the samples started POUNDING. This is one of the few albums I have ever bought where the samples hit harder than the double bass and I LIKE it. The other being Mortician cds, but I can't even call that music.



I was so happy I bought this that I gave myself a headache turning it up too high (and having a whining girlfriend in the passenger seat). I recommend this to ANYONE who likes extreme music and can get past the drum machine. A little side note: the Carcass-style vocals are UNGODLY."