The lighter side of…blasphemy

If there’s a better description of Japanese trio Coffins than the review of the group’s demo on Metal Archives, I haven’t found it: “Coffins are like the Charles Manson of the metal world. Despite being captivating and undoubtedly unique and interesting, the underlying feeling that what you’re listening to is completely fucking evil is always present.” Operating word here: evil. As in: a possible soundtrack of the coming Apocalypse. Two new tracks from the upcoming Coffins LP on 20 Buck Spin have been posted on the group’s MySpace page.  As with previous releases, Coffins remains under the thrall of countrymen Corrupted — they’re pounding square pegs into round holes with the same brutish ennunciations but a slightly different tool kit (the Bay Area thrash-style riff on “Under the Stench”). If you’re new to Coffins, it’s worth noting that two songs is the perfect make-or-break point; anything more and you’ll need a shower and a trip to confession.

9 Responses to “The lighter side of…blasphemy”

  1. 6baby6goat6 Says:

    These dudes are ten kinds of awesome…and nine of those kinds involve killing someone you hate. The last kind involves lady parts.
    I dunno.

  2. What do you care Says:

    Death n’ roll!

  3. bezza Says:

    i think i’m turning japanese

  4. gisterik Says:

    Where the fuck do you hear Corrupted in Coffins’ songs?

  5. pattonislemmy Says:

    agonizing

  6. mark Says:

    Love ‘em! Bring the death!

  7. rickety bastard on a broken old bike Says:

    NEVAR FORGET that this band practically sounds like a sped up (imagine that…) Winter. Also, I just noticed the vocalist sounds identical to Steve Heritage. These are not bad thing.

  8. rickety bastard on a broken old bike Says:

    Or “bad things” as I would’ve said if I could type for shit.

  9. MetalOver30 Says:

    Brutal. Nice and s l o w. Me likes.

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