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Title................: Overoth - Death Personified Artist...............: Overoth Album................: Death Personified Year.................: 2007 Genre................: Death Metal Comment..............: EP Type.................: Studio Duration.............: 16:37 Number of Songs......: 6
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Release Notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overoth
Genre(s)Death Metal Lyrical Theme(s)Death/Horror Origin United Kingdom (Belfast, Northern Ireland) Formed in 2005 Current/Last label Unsigned Status Active
Last known/Currentline-up Andy Ennis - Vocals / Bass Andrew Pennington - Guitar Daniyel Dempster - Guitar Gary Beattie - Drums
Former/past member(s) Johnny 'He Man' Thompson - Drums Jamie 'Lord Diabolus' McClenaghan - Vocals
Additional Notes
Discography Pathway to Demise Demo, 2006 Death Personified EP, 2007
Track List EP, Self-released 2007 1. Overoth 01:09 2. Suffering of the Detained 02:42 3. Death Personified 03:05 4. Oath of the Flesh 03:18 5. Thanatos Rise 03:08 6. Lord of Desolation 03:15 Total playing time 16:37
Reviews for Overoth's Death Personified
Overoth - Death Personified - 89% Written by Aaron_McKeown on December 10th, 2007
This is my first review ever for this excellent website.
I first heard Overoth on the 'Intoxicated IV' compilation of Irish metal, a track from their first demo 'Pathway To Demise'. The production on the 'Death Personified' has improved immensely, as has their overall playing and songwriting skill.
Death Personified is a 6-track EP from yet another promising Death Metal act from Ireland (well, Northern Ireland). The EP opens with a short instrumental, which serves as an intro to the first proper track, 'Suffering The Detained'...and then the fun starts.
The closest I can come to describing Overoth's sound is a mix between old Malevolent Creation, Unleashed, and possibly a hint of Bolt Thrower in there somewhere. Although Overoth do not exactly break new ground musically, they more than make up for it in naked savagery. From the first few bars of 'Suffering Detained' to the closing fade-out of 'Lord of Desolation', it feels as though an invisible hand is grabbing my head and forcing it to bang like a maniac. This is Death Metal. Free of pompous over-technical riffs or jazz-influenced strange-time signature noodling, Overoth instead focus on fucking shit up with blastbeats and Thrashy beats aplenty, and even the odd breakdown for good measure.
In conjunction with the pummelling music, Bassist/Vocalist Andy Ennis lays down his fairly standard yet deep and powerful DM growls, which work very well with the old-school DM assault, and for some strange reason remind me of those of Michael O Sullivan, vocalist for Irish DM stalwarts Carnún Rising (not in a bad way).
Unfussy and crushing, yet interesting due to its KILLER riffs and lack of overly-long tracks, Death Personified is definitely worth acquiring if you are a Death Metal fan or simply want to hear the quality that the Irish Metal has to offer. Best €6 Ive spent in a long time.
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