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Finland |
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Thrash Metal |
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INACTIVE
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Page online:
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October 13, 2004
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Last update/review:
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November 21, 2005
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Divine Decay
Maximize The Misery, the second album from the Finnish
group Divine Decay, harkens back to the glory days of Bay
Area thrash in the late eighties, with
Testament
a clear influence, especially Alec's vocal similarity to
Chuck Billy.
It's pretty well done, though a bit samey in places (Alec
has a strong voice, but it doesn't have great range, which
tends to make songs sound similar).
Not many bands are playing this style these days, and with
a bit more experience, they could develop into something
special, though for the time being they appear to be inactive.
Last Lineup
Alec Hirst-Gee
vocals/guitars
Paul
guitars
Timo Nyberg
guitars (ex-Gandalf)
Toni Grönros
bass
Juhuna Rantala
drums
Discography
Songs Of The Damned
2001
Osmose
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- Alone
- Divine Decay
- Song Of The Damned
- Hollow
- Dead Calm
- Bloodline
- F$# (Wake Up)
- Kill The Dead
- Through My Eye
- Genocide
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Alec Hirst-Gee
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Paul
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Toni Grönros
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Juhuna Rantala
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Maximize The Misery
2003
Osmose
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- Icons Fall
- Weave A Web Of Vanity
- Without A Soul
- Scars
- Killing Innocence
- Silence Of Decades
- Maximize The Misery
- Dead In Me
- The Discomfort Of Artificial Euphoria
- Filth
- Black Hearted Angel (Remorse)
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Alec Hirst-Gee
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Paul
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Timo Nyberg
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Toni Grönros
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Juhuna Rantala
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