Remission (studio album) by Mastodon

From VictorVale 02/16/2019 18:18

Poderosa marcação de bateria nesse debut forte de Heavy Metal.

This album blew my mind when I first hear it. Brann Dailor's drumming is beyond insane. Such a fun record to listan to.

Mastodon debutaba en 2002 con un puñetazo sobre la mesa, y la verdad es que no vinieron al mundo del Metal para repetir esquemas y bien que lo demostraron con este álbum que se entronca en cierta medida alrededor del elemento del fuego, el primero de los álbumes dedicados a los cuatro elementos. Los de Atlanta ya demostraban desde temprano cuáles eran las bases de su música, un Sludge con toques progresivos que aquí se desperdigaba con total salvajismo. El protagonismo vocal recae principalmente sobre los hombros de Troy Sanders, que todavía no se muestra con la habilidad que ganaría en discos posteriores. El trabajo de Brann Dailor a los parches ya daba síntomas de que nos encontrábamos con un potencial baqueta dorada. Después vendría lo gordo y los discos de leyenda, pero este debut ilusionante reventaba todo lo hecho hasta entonces.

From TheHolyKiwi 02/16/2018 11:48

How opinions change. I was originally extremely warm on the album before, but I actually think it's Mastodon's best now.

I highly suggest Ol'e Nessie as a song to make priority to listen to, its into is very epic.

Good debut from a great band. I enjoy their later work a lot better, this one is a little to heavy for me, but there are some awesome riffs on this album, and the drumming is amazing.

Great debut! Crusher destroyer + March of the fire ants <3

From TheHolyKiwi 04/04/2015 01:02

It is a great debut, instrumentally it is fantastic like all Mastodon's work but it does get too repetitive and like the comment below me, it just becomes a monotonous work of growls lyrically.

From Bork 07/06/2010 21:09

March of the Fire Ants and Workhorse are pretty good tracks, but for the most part this is too uninspired which leads to it mostly being a lengthy stretch of growls.