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[Metal-Temple.com] Psycroptic - The Scepter Of The Ancients (Review) Psycroptic is a rather new metal band, wich has released only two albums so far in their career, The Isle of Disenchantment and the one presented here. Psycroptic - The Scepter Of The AncientsPsycroptic - The Scepter Of The Ancients This man is indeed the strong point of Psycroptic but it would be totally unfair to disregard the rest of the band member’s contribution, as the whole result seems harmonic and collective. www.metal-temple.com /review.asp?id=441   (286 words)

Encyclopaedia Metallum - Reviews for Psycroptic - The Isle of Disenchantment PSYCROPTIC - The Isle Of Disenchantment - 85% All of the songs are very fast and there's not one dud to be found on The Isle of Disenchantment. PSYCROPTIC - The Isle Of Disenchantment (self released~2000) www.metal-archives.com /review.php?id=779   (481 words)

Skinny's Music - Psycroptic "The Scepter Of The Ancients" Review Psycroptic has followed up their 2001 debut ‘Isle Of Disenchantment’ with a release that surpasses all expectations. While I’m sure Psycroptic have made every effort to produce the best album they could with what can only be assumed was a moderate budget (Such is the bane of all independently produced albums), Cameron Grant’s bass can barely be heard over the whole course of the album. Pickiness aside though (And really, it was a personal opinion rather than a general fault with the album as such), Psycroptic are sure to make further headway into the international metal scene with ‘The Scepter Of The Ancients’, and in the process be hailed as one of the best Australian black metal bands to date. www.skinnysmusic.com.au /Reviews/psycropticreview.htm   (553 words)

PsycropticInterviewPage3 If anyone wants to buy a copy of "The Isle Of Disenchantment", they can send $10 US to our address. Lord Of The Rings was awesome, they pretty much got all the elements spot on. We're just finishing off the writting for the next CD, which should be out late 2002. www.beowolfproductions.com /PsycropticInterviewPage3.html   (253 words)

Evils-Darkland.de - Das Metalportal After performing numerous shows to gain live experience, Psycroptic entered the Hobart studio Red Planet Recordings in October 2000 to record their debut self financed CD The Isle of Disenchantment. Psycroptic are one of the few bands in the world to who can claim to live amongst Devils. Soon after the “The scepter of the Ancients” was released, Psycroptic toured Australia as national support for US death metallers Incantation, receiving a great response. www.evils-darkland.de /b_psycroptic.htm   (590 words)

Vampire-Magazine.com - Album reviews - Psycroptic - The Isle of Disenchantment Vampire-Magazine.com - Album reviews - Psycroptic - The Isle of Disenchantment Despite the fact that I've already named a few bands, I still think Psycroptic has somewhat of an own identity, thanks to a large vocal variation, e.g. Psycroptic is - yes - Australian, but doesn't play in the usual chaotic Aussie style. www.vampire-magazine.com /reviews.asp?id=2313   (266 words)

psycroptic_isle.html I actually put on the above-mentioned Dying Fetus album while listening to The Isle of Disenchantment, and Psycroptic's music was louder and clearer. Although not technically from there (actually from Tasmania), Psycroptic is a blistering mix of guttural growls, grinding guitars, blast beats, and very catchy songs. Some of the best death metal and grindcore bands I have heard, such as Damaged and T666, have come from Australia. www.metaljudgment.com /summary/psycroptic_isle.html   (396 words)

Album Review PSYCROPTIC-The Isle of Disenchantment :: Maelstrom :: Issue No 3 It's hard to believe that the members of Psycroptic are only around 20 years of age, and that The Isle of Disenchantment is a self-produced release, cause it sounds fucking great. Rather, what Psycroptic have already got going for them on this album should be hopefully just the beginning of things to come. The result is a very consistent album that shows how competent and promising this band is, but still lacks the arrangements or hook to make you want to postpone listening to the next track for a bit in order to listen to the one you just heard again. www.maelstrom.nu /ezine/review_iss3_95.php   (396 words)

Psycroptic Because we can't effort to call to Australia as a local radio station, we sent an e-mail to the band to get some more information about the band and the album "The isle of disenchantment". So it's possible that a great band like Psycroptic releases a killer death metal album out of the blue. I've got the feeling that they have a healthy metal scene over there which is hardly known here in Europe. www.klokradio.nl /powerhour/psycropticInt.htm   (945 words)

Blistering.com :: Music :: Reviews :: Psycroptic - The Scepter Of The Ancients They released a jaw-dropping debut in the shape of The Isle of the Disenchantment, in the process showing up every small-time band toiling away in the shadows complaining about how they can’t afford to put out a decent album. Relentless jackhammering is one thing, and Psycroptic do it just as well if not better than the rest — see ‘Skin Coffin’ and ‘Planetary Discipline’ for them at their grinding best — but this band is so much more than that. The Scepter of The Ancients reaffirms Psycroptic’s position at the very peak of Australia’s extreme metal talent, and if this is any indication to go by, they’re far from running dry of ideas yet. www.blistering.com /reviews/album.php3?ID=5006   (520 words)

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