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		<title>Clinging To The Trees Of A Forest Fire &#8211; Songs of Ill Hope and Desperation</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Aug 2010 12:24:31 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Imagine a crack head beating you in the head with a metal pipe. He then injects heroin into your head, beats you some more and tells diatribes of his life whilst speaking in tongues. If you can imagine this, then you’re close to what this album sounds like. Clinging to the Trees of a Forest [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Imagine a crack head beating you in the head with a metal pipe. He then injects heroin into your head, beats you some more and tells diatribes of his life whilst speaking in tongues. If you can imagine this, then you’re close to what this album sounds like. <strong>Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire</strong> play a form of technical and experimental grindcore similar to bands such as <strong>Crowpath </strong>and <strong>Rise of Caligula</strong>.</p>
<p>With their second album on a different label they really haven’t changed their sound. They present us with another hatred fueled slab of grindcore insanity. These guys know how to go for the throat and tear open our jugulars (literally) leaving us to bathe and choke in our own blood. Seriously, I haven’t been this afraid in awhile.</p>
<p>From the opening blasts of “Teeth &amp; Hair”, “Cloven” (recalling bands such as N<strong>apalm Death</strong> and<strong> Kill the Client</strong>) with their maniacal vocal onslaught and raging guitar work to the wretched and downright frightening “Gold Frankincense &amp; Myth” that seriously plays with one’s ears. For its four and a half minute duration this song is beyond fucked up. Instantly bringing to mind <strong>Crowpath </strong>with the way they seamlessly go from sludge to chaotic grind and back again. The rest of the album tears through in a blink of an eye, that is until one listens to album closer “Remove the Light.” Its starts out with their normal grind approach but then an almost drone kind of feels sets in. A woman starts talking and it seems like she is talking to a crying baby but in a more psychotic manner. Eventually the pace quickens with a nasty blast beat and as the music fades we are left with a dirty taste in our mouths and an urge to hit the play button again.</p>
<p>The most refreshing thing I love about bands that play this style of grind is that the production isn’t crystal clear. Everything sounds dirty and disgusting and that’s the way it should sound. Seriously though if your looking for some good tunes that will grind your head into dust then one definitely has to check these dudes out.</p>
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