Korrozia Metalla -Russian Vodka LP Testament Amorphis Possessed Venom

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Hello metalheads!!!
Special vinyl here "Russian Vodka" LP from great Korrozia Metalla!
VERY COLLECTIBLE Cult death/thrash metal from 1989!
original killer sound and NOT remastered crap! all digitally
remastered albums sounds very poor compared to original vinyl -
hear it, believe it!
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Here is a review:
Let’s revisit the good old 1989 with Korrozia’s album titled “Russian Vodka”.
This is a real kick in the face and is actually an interesting album musically
as it incorporates a few eastern folk melodies into the trash/death metal way
before Nokturnal Mortum or Amorphis tried it with Black Metal. The album is
basically a faithful followup to “Order Of Satan” from the year prior but with
slightly better production, which on this disk is reaching for world-class.
Whilst sounding a familiar mix of death and thrash metal, this band retains
the few things that make it unique – all the texts are in Russian and the
singer Borov’s roaring vocals. Overall it sounds like something of a cross
between Slayer, Possessed and Venom with gruff, echoing vocals foreboding the
coming second wave of Black Metal just that little bit to make one think –
what if?

The versions on this disk are much faster than what I’ve heard elsewhere –
such as “Vampire’s Tank” (are you laughing at the name yet?), as well as
the opening track “Eat Alive” beginning with a fully-fledged blast beat
(unfortunately no folk ensemble in this version – that would have ruled).
There are a few uncommon numbers here, all a part of Korrozia repertoire
from time to time, just uncommon in the live recordings the band has
published – “Black Ship”, “K.K.K.” and the oddly titled “Fifteen People
Over a Chest with a Corpse (in it)”. The album slows down here to the doomy,
tenebrous tones akin to “Phantom” – the star track from the first album.
This pace doesn’t do much good for a live favourite “Crazy House”, which
sounds a bit boring at downtempo. Live and faster, it’s a great track.
Oddly the disk ends with 2 instrumentals “Descent into the Maelstrom”
(no relation to Radio Birdman) and “Noizz” which sound vaguely Scorpionesque
and form a part of the band’s earlier repertoire. Overall the album is a fair
slab of doomy speed metal with liberal dose of gallows humour. The ridiculous
horror lyrics in Russian really contribute to the atmosphere, but if you’re
into catchy thrash and beastly vocals, I think you’ll be able to get into this
anyway. Your head will bang, I promise you that.

Originally published in Procession of Black Doom zine #4

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• Condition of cover: MINT-
• Condition of disc: MINT-