Death Wolf - Death Wolf

\r\nDeath Wolf are a band formed back in 2000 and they play a mixture of rock/black metal/punk and a few other genres, you’ll get what I’m talking about only by listening to the album. So as I said, the band was formed about 10 years ago under the name of "Devil’s Whorehouse" from Marduk’s Morgan(Evil). After two albums and two e.p’s they decide to change name and page.
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\r\nThe new album entitled "Death Wolf" is out in 2011 and brings division. We’re talking about experienced musicians with a history on their backs, musicians that have offered a lot to the scene but at the same time, my opinion is that this album is nothing but mediocre.
\r\nPersonally I find that in 2011, Death Wolf doesn’t say much.
\r\nI was neutral listening to this album as I hadn’t even realised the band’s change of name.
\r\nFrom there on, listening to the album confused me with it’s compositional anomalies and left me with a taste of "just ok" when it comes to the summation that’s called a record.
\r\nNo pioneering, but that wouldn’t say much if there were any strong compositions present. (which there aren’t) And when you attempt to play "old" music there should at least be a somewhat powerful composition.
\r\nYou see, I heard Misfits, I heard a little of black metal, rock forms and of course, as it’s obvious to anyone who listens to this album, a huge reference to Danzig.
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\r\nI got kinda bored, kinda disappointed and the only thing that saved it were details such as a decent production, good playing, a few good ideas and the fact that these guys have been around for a while. If it wasn’t for these "details" we’d be talking about one of the rock-bottom albums of today’s music.\r\n

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\r\n John "Inversed" \r\n

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