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		<title>Misanthropic Might &#8211; Menschenhasser</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[As usual, here we are in 2015, and we are unearthing a few 2014 releases worth your time. Amid the many 2014 releases I overlooked is this album I randomly downloaded amid all of the digital promos we get sent having no idea about the band at all. But the internet helped me out&#8230; Apparently, despite being [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As usual, here we are in 2015, and we are unearthing a few 2014 releases worth your time. Amid the many 2014 releases I overlooked is this album I randomly downloaded amid all of the digital promos we get sent having no idea about the band at all. But the internet helped me out&#8230;</p>
<p>Apparently, despite being around since 2001 this is only the second album from Austria&#8217;s <strong>Misanthropic Might</strong>,( they released their debut<em> Misanthropic War</em> over a decade ago) who shares members with death metal act <strong>Parental Advisory</strong>. But it&#8217;s a pretty damn good effort of <strong>Dark Funeral</strong> ish wall of noise, razor sharp, slightly melodic black metal furor, that also has some early <strong>Cradle of Filth</strong> riffs and high pitched screams, just minus the Gothic bullshit.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t let the <strong>COF</strong> comparison fool you, it&#8217;s only in the shrieks, a few deep bellows and fierce blasts, as the <strong>DF</strong> reference is pretty dominating, I actually thought third track &#8220;Doomsday&#8221; was  cover song from <em>Secrets of the Black Arts </em>being a dead ringer for the albums opening track ( which of course could be wholly intentional). And the album is littered with many frosty, tremolo picked icy blasts that will make you shiver, making for a pretty under that radar release that fans of the style should check out.</p>
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<p>Along with the aforementioned &#8220;Doomsday&#8221;, the likes of &#8220;Fallen Kingdom&#8221;, delivered with perfect control and pacing amid the vitriol, and utterly blistering, personal favorite, &#8220;Human Scum&#8221;, which even hints at a sort of <strong>Zyklon</strong> like, mechanical death metal intensity, the album , even at 46 minutes, is a force to be reckoned with. And while the 8 songs are pretty long for this style, it never loses steam and shows just enough variety (i.e some melodic leads in closer &#8220;Becoming the Misanthrope&#8221;, some movie samples) to hold your interest, and be a black metal band I will be keeping an eye on, assuming they don&#8217;t wait another 10 years.</p>
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