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Dismember
Hate Campaign (2000)
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Reviewed: 4/14/2015

I think that this album is highly underrated, though they didn't progress as much as was expected from their earlier releases, but there still were moments on this release that are really melodic as well as intense. Sure the quality of the lead guitars are in a little question, but still I thought they did good with them. I think that the album is still intense plus you do still get those intense riffs guitar-wise, but not as memorable as the earlier releases. The guitar is still down there in B-tuning plus the same sort of tone i.e. the "Swedish" death metal guitar tone is there. I don't think that they fell short in the songwriting, I think that they just fell a little short on the quality of music that they dished out here. 'Hate Campaign' is a slower album here rhythmically, but I st...

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