The songs on this EP have a certain restraint to them, a restrain that shows how the band carefully walks the line between extreme and absolute madness. Constantly pushing the edge, they occasionally leap over the fence and drown the listener in a headbanging oblivion. The bridge on the ultimate track, Lust for Hate is a classic example of the raw anger these guys can have. I'd also like to call attention too the stellar cover of Death's Evil Dead. While still very much in the Biotoxic vein it does justice to the song and shows that Schuldiners classics can endure into the 21st century.
In short, this is a band with a go for the throat thrash energy and lots of technical finesse. A group that is oftentimes inspiring and reveals the weird beauty of thrash metal done in the grand old style Biotoxic show a lot of promise with Baptized in Blood and Greed. I love the crazed solos and sheer energy that seems to be exuded by this record. Whats truly notable about Baptized in Blood and Greed though is that this collection of songs would fit in perfectly in the old Florida thrash scene and I'm excited to see where they take their sound in the future!
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