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Red Chord - Fused Together In Revolving Doors
Red Chord

Fused Together In Revolving Doors

Robotic Empire 42

Released on March 12, 2002

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The jaw-dropping first release from Boston's newest kings of extreme music. Spanning all facets of death metal, hardcore and grind, The Red Chord play a radically unique form of heavy music. Masterful experimentation is displayed on this impressive introduction, with tempos ranging from breakneck speed to all out pummeling breakdowns. Plenty of fret board picking, double bass, blasts and sick drum fills to please all the metal heads, along with some of the most brutal mosh parts ever captured on magnetic tape, destined to ignite the pit dwellers into a frenzy. The production on this is beyond top notch, making this the debut to end all debuts.

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# Song Name Popularity
1 Nihilist 19%
2 That Certain Special Ugly 10%
3 Catalepsy 8%
4 Like A Train Through A Pigeon 9%
5 He Ws Stretching, And Then He Climbed Up There 3%
6 Breed The Cancer 13%
7 L Formation 3%
8 Dreaming In Dog Years 27%
9 Sixteen Bit Fingerprint 7%
10 Jar Full Of Bunny Parts (Demo) 1%
11 Better Judgement (Demo)   0%

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1/18/2006 by Robert from Brunswick, OH Rating:
Just plain brutal yet intelligent recording. Great lyrics with a punishing soundtrack. Make sure to see them live...just plain sick !

3/27/2005 by Chelsea from West Des Moines, IA Rating:
This album is insane.This band is the best of both metal and hardcore worlds.The vocals are great ranging from ear piercing shrieks of violence and terror, to low growling death threats.The lyrics are so graphic and cryptic.Like the words from the diary of a serial killer.The guitars are brutally technical yet raunchy with the some of the best breakdowns recorded.The drums are clear and audible.Between break-neck speeds to grinding, slow breakdowns.And, the fillers are awesome.I heard of this band on the Hellfest Vol.3 DVD and instantly fell in love.A must have for any lovers of the above mentioned genres.Grade A material.

9/22/2004 by Matt from Lawrenceville, GA Rating:
I bought this CD after seeing them on the Hellfest 2003 DVD, and I was very impressed. Not to mention their drummer(Mike Justain) now drums for Unearth, and that new Unearth CD kills. Very insane speed grind metal mixed with crazy breakdowns and lightning fast structure changes.

8/13/2004 by James from Stevensville, MI Rating:
Let me just start off by saying that I don't agree with the people who say that Between the Buried and Me rips off these guys. Aside from grind beats and breakdowns and the low voice, they are two completely different bands. That said, this record is amazing from start to finish. I was only familiar with "Dreaming in Dog Years" when I bought it; I bought it on a whim. I do that often, and sometimes it turns out to be a failure, other times it turns out great. This is one of the times it turns out great. Intense, fast, heavy (the breakdowns are thankfully spaced out within the songs....making them much more effective) and just simply breathtaking. I used to be not too into metal-influenced music; I thought it was cheesy. Now I know that when it's done right, metal/grind can be some truly awesome music. The Red Chord have done it right. Buy this.

7/26/2004 by Zach from Abilene, TX Rating:
I recommend this cd to everyone with half a brain. You should buy this right now. I'm not kidding. Do it now.

6/30/2004 by Ben from South Euclid, OH Rating:
this is heavy heavy heavy metalcore with flashes of tech. this isn't fake and pussy like Bleeding Through and it's tougher than Ringworm. My only gripe is that some of the times the songs blend into eachother. otherwise, this album is the heavyiest you'll ever find. Listen to that certain special ugly and you'll flip

12/26/2003 by Stuart from Dunstable, United Kingdom Rating:
Pure aggression from start to finish, this metalcore band don't let up for a second and before you know it the album is over. Sure the songs do kinda run into each other but the fact that this is so heavy and aggressive makes you forget that and just start to smash things up to the music! Good stuff, infact the track "That Certain Special Ugly" has to be one of my favourite songs of all time.

12/16/2003 by Jason from North Huntingdon, PA Rating:
This cd is fucking sweet. If you like death metal, hardcore and/or grind, you will more then likely, love this cd. The vocals are full and clean, and the music is creative and insane. What else can be said.

9/20/2003 by Eric from Stein, Netherlands Rating:
Damn this is a wicked cd! the perfect combination of hardcore/grind/death metal.. chaotic drums, cool guitar riffs.. if you like heavy and extreme music, but not too casual, this cd should be yours!

9/13/2003 by Jay from Manassas, VA Rating:
This is a very unique CD. These guys combine elements of grind, hardcore, and black metal like pure alchemists. The result is a very good sound that progresses throughout the CD without any signs of slowing down. It reminds me of technical hardcore/grind bands like Eyes Upon Separation, Luddite Clone, and Burnt By The Sun (and The Dillinger Escape Plan, of course). I wasn't really in to the guys much until I got this CD because my comp speakers really doesn't give you the full experience of their sound and it sounded generic. But they are fucking far from it. Songs like Nihilist, Breed The Cancer, and Sixteen Bit Fingerprint are all performed well and are the standout tracks on this CD. Only minor problem is that like all other hardcore/metal discs, it's still very short (like 29 mins.) but it makes sense considering the quality of the songs and that pretty much every other disc of this genre is about the same. Buy this motherfucker. Odds are, you won't regret it....and if you do, I'll fucking kill you.

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