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Sepultura Wall Clocks - Bestial Devastation
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Featuring Roman numerals and a rustic whitewash finish for a reclaimed look, this oversized round 28" metal wall clock will add the perfect farmhouse-chic touch to your home décor! The clock's open circle silhouette and slender tick marks are framed by large Roman numerals, while the spade hour and minute hands keep time on an AA battery-operated quartz movement. Hang the clock from nails through the natural spaces between the numerals, or mount it on a nail-free wall surface for a modern look.

In the wake of their first LP, Bestial Devastation, Brazilian metal band Sepultura began to stray from their traditional black/groove metal roots, as seen on Morbid Visions. While they still drew heavily from their old influences (Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest), this album marked a change for the band, and was one of the first examples of the black metal genre becoming mainstream.

Although sepultura merch was much more streamlined in this album, it was no less powerful than the previous record. The title track opens the album with an extremely intense and dark feeling, blending the traditional black metal approach with an element of death metal to create an interesting balance. The song's drum rolls and tempo changes are very impressive, and the guitar work is great as well, with Max Cavalera's vocals providing an incredible ambiance.

Another highlight of the album is "Primitive Future," which features an impressive solo from lead guitarist Jairo Tormentor, as well as the band's trademark drum riffs. The song also features a very interesting use of keyboards and synthesizer, which adds to the overall darkness of the music.

The distorted lead guitars in this track are particularly strong, and really set it apart from most of the rest of the songs on this album. The lyrics are very dark and suffocating, while the music itself is fast and hard-hitting.

While I would consider the majority of this album to be one of their best, there are some songs that could have used some more experimenting, especially with the riffs. The tempos aren't as fast as they were on their earlier albums, and there are quite a few pathetic groove riffs that don't seem to fit with the atmosphere of the music.

However, if you're a fan of this thrash/death metal band, you should give this album a chance to prove itself. It is definitely an improvement over Bestial Devastation, and has a number of great tracks on it. The thrash/death metal vibe is still there, but the songs are a lot more intense and a lot more complex than on Bestial Devastation. The distorted lead guitars are certainly the most impressive feature of this album, and the drums are very good too.
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