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 | | Napalm Death gave up after two records, Carcass hammered along until their Swansong, Discordance Axis folded under the pressure. |
 | | Now even Denver’s self-proclaimed "Rocky Mountain hydrogrind" kings, Cephalic Carnage, is going death metal. |
 | | While their 2002 album, Lucid Interval, featured juggernaut syncopations, staggered time-signatures and caustic cymbal clangs, this record’s riffs abruptly stop and start in rugged 4/4, working the gas and brakes simultaneously. |
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