SKINLESS: From Sacrifice To Survival CD. Death Metal. check video

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Inarguably one of heavy music most energetic and fast-rising bands, SKINLESS return with From Sacrifice To Survival. Alternating between high-speed salvos and pile-driving grooves, the SKINLESS death machine embodies and amplifies the hardest-hitting hallmarks of US death metal. Powerful vocals punch through churning guitar crunch in what is the band finest work to-date. Featuring the stellar production work of Neil Kernon (Cannibal Corpse, Judas Priest, Nevermore) and powerhouse drumming of John Longstreth (ORIGIN), From Sacrifice To Survival has escalated SKINLESS’ musical mania to an untouchable new apex.

SKINLESS – “From Sacrifice To Survival” official music video taken from the album of the same name:

SAMPLES:

https://www.amazon.com/From-Sacrifice-To-Survival-Explicit/dp/B000YTMCVC/ref=tmm_other_meta_binding_title_0

TRACKLISTING:
1. The Front Line of Sanity
2. Escalate Discord
3. A False Sens of Security
4. From Sacrifice to Survival
5. Battle Perpetual Will
6. Miscreant
7. Dead Conscience
8. Don’t Risk Infection
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9. Deathwork (extra song)

Already a decade into their career, New York’s Skinless finally seem to be hitting their stride, and with 2003’s From Sacrifice to Survival — their third album and their second on the Relapse label — the group takes another important step forward in their development. Building upon their previously tentative experiments with less frenetic speed-zones, the band and veteran producer Neil Kernon(Judas Priest, Cannibal Corpse) turn their attention to constructing cleverly executed time-shifting dynamics. The result is that songs like “The Front Line of Sanity,” “Deathwork,” and the title track find Skinless becoming increasingly successful at standing out from the mindless grindcore masses. Not that they’ve compromised much in the way of vicious aggression, mind you; unless you’re looking for an endless (and senseless) barrage of double kick-drums and buzz-saw guitars, the album’s carefully structured diversity makes for a much more interesting and surprise-filled listening experience all around. Call it a sell-out if you will, but high caliber, melodically enhanced deathcore is much more like it, and it’s a fair prediction that Skinless have only just begun to tap their potential.