The Bodycount Continues, by Make Them Die Slowly

The Bodycount Continues

by Make Them Die Slowly

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Aurorae667 I thought Ferox was a great, solid debut album that laid the groundwork for the "Anaal Nathrakh meets horror movies" vibe that this Mick Kinney project seemed to be intent on capturing. While I still hold that album in high regard, "The Bodycount Continues" is a superior sequel in every way possible.

Vicious, ripping and more catchy than it has any right to be. Classic album. Favorite track: Thrill Me!.

Daniel Nielsen Still has that Mick Kenney sound which we all love and adore.

Filthy in the best way possible.

Oxley I was awaiting this release with baited breath. After their fantastic debut. As expected, the quality has remained and this is a fantastic sequel album. A must for fans of horror and extreme music alike. A beautiful blend that I hope is only just warming up. Favorite track: The Terror Begins.

Masonthrope More of the grand, dramatic, and melodic sounds that made their debut so fantastic. They're at their strongest while manhandling a breakdown or rioting through a chorus underneath soaring choir vocals and/or a dark piano lick. Everything between is all good shit as well. Favorite track: Slaughter High.

The Final Sleep Doing their bit to make 2020 suck a little less.

nullchild Great continuation of the first album. Mick Kinney has some really good riffs in this one and The Void continues to belt out some insane screams. Favorite track: Hack-O-Lantern.

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1.	Request Backup 01:46	buy track
2.	The Bodycount Continues 03:11	buy track
3.	The Terror Begins 03:44	buy track
4.	Slaughter High 03:23	buy track
5.	Camp Cadaver 04:00	buy track
6.	Doofus 03:39	buy track
7.	Hack-O-Lantern 04:11	buy track
8.	Thrill Me! 03:35	buy track
9.	Street Trash 03:05	buy track
10.	Dead Alive 05:55	buy track

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