Other than the fact that the singer sounds like Howard from Killswitch Engage, this is some of Dino Cazares' best work. For once, I hear solos from him and I enjoy it. Yeung sounds perfect with this. He blends in well with the style Dino plays.

Overall, I enjoy it. You guys should at least download it and give it a listen.

..Link?

I got it off Soulseek but they have a myspace.

www.myspace.com/divineheresyband

i dig this project... i'd much rather see Brujeria though.

Brujeria did 1.62 good albums... and not in the last ten years

why would i bother listening to Divine Heresy when i'm still attempting to digest the new Deathspell Omega and there's such a backlog of Paysage d'Hiver to catch up to

-Br00tal tech riffs: Check.
-Br00tal tech drumming: Check
-Melodic clean singing parts to prove musical diversity and serenade the ladies: Check.
-Groove/mosh parts for sick pits at shows: Check
-Slick, glossy production: Check
-Big name "extreme" metal veterans for scene credibility: Check

All in all, sounds like every other popular modern "extreme" metal band played on WAAF's "Harder Faster" program and covered by "Revolver" and "Decibel" magazine, which as far as I'm concerned = super lame.

i figured this was going to sound exactly like i imagined. Dino was a great riffer, but he really pussied out with Digimortal.

its not bad, too bad the vocals are WEAK.

Decibel is actually a good rag in my opinion

good idea, HUGE FAIL

if decibel turned down its commitment to post-hipster nudge-nudge wink-wink irony from an "8" to a "6" or below, it might serve a purpose other than kindling

you know what i'm talkin' bout

"kvlt" =

i love how wrest denied them an interview

good drumming is all I can say.

FuckIsMySignature said:

yup me too

I thought I recognized Dino Cazares.

Yeah, unfortunately I don't like this band at all.

I paused Nocturnus for this?