Black Breath - Razor To Oblivion

Metal/punk that slays as much as it rocks...

Posted Wednesday, 16 December 2009 in

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Black Breath

Black Breath - Razor To Oblivion

Rating: 8

It’s shameful that when metal and punk are brought together these days, the result too-often involves hideous, day-glo t-shirts, too-tight jeans and hair styles akin to the female cast of an Ecuadorian TV novella. There’s still scab-encrusted, musical grime and grit out there to be had and one of the best places to find it is Seattle from where Black Breath hail. This four song EP is a crushing testament to the combination of Swedish death metal’s buzzsaw guitar, churning yet harmonious riffing and vocals that give old ladies coronaries at 50 paces all combining to spit out venomous metal/punk that slays as much as it rocks.

Kevin Stewart-Panko

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