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LOGISTIC SLAUGHTER - Demo 2011

GENRE: Death metal
COUNTRY: USA
FORMAT: CD
LABEL: Self financed
YEAR: 2011

RATING: 6/10
REVIEWED BY: PSL
PROVIDED BY: Logistic Slaughter

Logistic Slaughter is an American five-piece. The band has put out two demos prior to Demo 2011. The music is brutal death metal in the vein of Suffocation, but the band doesn't just mimic Suffocation. It's clear that the band try to build its own sound, but truth be told the five Californians doesn't think outside the box.

The music is common for the genre and it relies on most of the clichés. Of course it's easy to write them off as just another brutal death metal band. But staying on familiar, safe ground doesn't automatically make the music boring and I don't think it is on Demo 2011. It's clear that the five-piece can play.

The music is mostly tight and brutal, and I think the four songs on the demo do witness of potential, although the last song to seem a bit too childish. If you like conventional American death metal then I suggest you give the Californian five-piece a chance.


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		LOGISTIC SLAUGHTER - Demo 2011 GENRE: Death metal COUNTRY: USA FORMAT: CD LABEL: Self financed YEAR: 2011 RATING: 6/10 REVIEWED BY: PSL PROVIDED BY: Logistic Slaughter Logistic Slaughter is an American five-piece. The band has put out two demos prior to Demo 2011. The music is brutal death metal in the vein of Suffocation, but the band doesn't just mimic Suffocation. It's clear that the band try to build its own sound, but truth be told the five Californians doesn't think outside the box. The music is common for the genre and it relies on most of the clichés. Of course it's easy to write them off as just another brutal death metal band. But staying on familiar, safe ground doesn't automatically make the music boring and I don't think it is on Demo 2011. It's clear that the five-piece can play. The music is mostly tight and brutal, and I think the four songs on the demo do witness of potential, although the last song to seem a bit too childish. If you like conventional American death metal then I suggest you give the Californian five-piece a chance.