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GraViL – “No More Forgiveness” [Album Review]

Not pulling any punches, No Forgiveness epitomises a good, solid British metal album. Check out our review here…

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No More Forgiveness doesn’t pull any punches as it kicks off with the kind of feral riffing that could have been pulled from any of the really early Slayer albums. It’s a promising start but, the band really step it up a notch on tracks like “I Am The Blood” when the band marry up those ferocious riffs with a relentless onslaught of groove-drenched thrash.

It’s a formula that works well for the band especially on tracks like absolutely flattening “Locate The Traitor” where the band weave a symphonic edge into the sonic brutality which makes up the spine of their sound. Towards the back end of No More Forgiveness, the London metal outfit show a different side to their persona as Theresa Smith joins the band for the haunting “Fractured, Divided” and, while this track doesn’t quite sit right amongst the head-snapping fury of tracks like “Locate The Traitor”, it does demonstrate the fact that there is more to the band’s armoury, than just pummelling metal.

With the furious double whammy of “Decomissioned” and “Forever Is A Prison” beefing up the latter part of No More Forgiveness, the band sign off with the thunderous “One Eyed King”, five punishing minutes of thrashy riffs, grooves and Grant Stacey’s throaty vocals which pretty much epitomises what this album is all about.

No More Forgiveness Track Listing:

01. Detonate
02. Are We Alive
03. I Am The Blood
04. Plagues, Thieves And Murderers
05. Locate The Traitor
06. Choke In Silence
07. Fractured, Divided
08. Decommissioned
09. Forever Is A Prison
10. One Eyed King

Run Time: 44:09
Release Date: May 5, 2017

Check out the track “Detonate”

I have an unhealthy obsession with bad horror movies, the song Wanted Dead Or Alive and crap British game shows. I do this not because of the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll lifestyle it affords me but more because it gives me an excuse to listen to bands that sound like hippos mating.

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