Reviews: Assailant and Ubiquitous Realities - Bringers Of Delusion [Split]

Reviews: Assailant and Ubiquitous Realities - Bringers Of Delusion [Split]

Split album between American Latin Underground Metal Band, released via Symbol of Domination Prod, the Sub-labels of Satanath Records.

 Assailant:

1^st track, The Leading Spectre. Vocals like Tom Araya and some Guitar Riff like Voivod. A Thrash Metal song with some Accoustic  Guitar lick and Jazz Fusion. A Great Opening song. 2^nd track, Hands of the Saints. Changeable composition, from Thrash to Jazz. Jazz Fusion and Chaotic Cymbal. 3^rd track, Suspension of disbelief. Heavy Bass lick on the early part made this song so Groovy and the Vocals, Guitar and Drums like Voivod. More Progressive and More Jazz than Voivod. 4^th track, Delusions. Slayer and Jazz.

For Assailant part, Jazz more dominant than Vocals.

Ubiquitous Realities:

5^th track, Bringers of Malevolence. Started with a dialogue and then followed with Brutal Music, Drums Blasting and Complex Guitar Lick. 6^th track, Biological Demise. Low Guitar Riff, Fry Brutal and Good Guitar Solo. 7^th track, Alterated Perception I. Brutal and Djent. That’s my description about this song. 8^th track, Alterated Perception II. Continued of Alterated Perception I, like previous track. This Instrumental Djent song. This song really made us slightly tipsy.

Amazing Thrash with Jazz Fusion from Assailant and the Brutallity and the Djent of Ubiquitous Realities.

Score: 100%

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