Gorefest – ‘La Muerte’ CD

Into the new millennium, gathering themselves from the ashes of the past bonfire, it appeared that the old Dutch metal spirit still had something to contribute to its scene and the world. So Gorefest returned from the dead following their first breakup in 1998.

The last time that we heard of Gorefest was right when their 70’s oriented music surrounding 1996’s ‘Soul Survivor’ turned into a lot of grooves inspired Metal, still fused with Rock, captured in the follow-up record ‘Chapter 13.’ That record actually ended Gorefest on a somewhat awkward note.

With their reincarnation in 2005, so was their next in line, ‘La Muerte’ conceived. Metal Mind Productions once again did justice for the old Dutch relics by reigniting the sounds on this album that only a decade ago were freshly bred.

With ‘La Muerte,’ the Gorefest clan re-tasted Death Metal once again but had it on their plate somewhat upgraded with all the years that went by. However, they barely let the late 90’s appreciation survive. The band’s sort of attempt to be relevant in their perception, whether it was or was not it the case, made this creation into a well-perceived comeback on our account.