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7 reviews for A Perfect Murder:
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A Perfect Murder War of Aggression Victory Records 2007 |
A Perfect Murder really did start out their career sounding like a metalcore band. It didn’t take these Canucks much time, though, to feel out the need to add more thrash and a shit-kicker attitude to their repertoire. The group’s third full-length effort sounds more like a simpler, Phil Anselmo-fronted version of The Haunted than something an angry... Read More » |
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A Perfect Murder War of Aggression Victory Records 2007 |
I saw these cats live a few years back and remember them being a fairly straight forward, breakdown-fueled metalcore band, but since then the band apparently listened to a whole lot of Pantera. I mean a whole lot. And a little Alice In Chains, too.
Start with a base of Vulgar Display of Power style groovy, hook-filled riffing and add a... Read More » |
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A Perfect Murder Rehearsal Cyclop Media 2005 |
A Perfect Murder is back with a few new tunes after the 2004 release of their Victory Records album 'Unbroken.' The new mini-CD 'Rehearsal' is 27-minutes of hardcore-inspired heavy metal, not far from the ranks of Hatebreed-meets-Testament-meets-old Metallica. Featuring six tracks, three of which are originals, 'Rehearsal' should appeal to straight-forward metalheads and fans of hardcore music alike.
"Metal Up Your... Read More » |
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A Perfect Murder Strength Through Vengeance Victory Records 2005 |
Canada’s A Perfect Murder profess that with Metallica too old and Pantera no longer, one ought to pick up Strength Through Vengeance. I can’t agree with the band more emphatically, because the music on the band’s second Victory Records release is fucking smoking, cool and fun. Though I don’t know anything about APM’s music prior to this disc,... Read More » |
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A Perfect Murder Rehearsal Cyclop Media 2005 |
After a disappointing Victory debut, this short mini-CD of three originals and three covers is a pretty good way to win me over. I don't mean to hurt anyone's feelings but on Unbroken, A Perfect Murder did not sound like a good match for a big label, even an indie like Victory. Those fourteen compositions came across as too serious... Read More » |
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A Perfect Murder Unbroken Victory Records 2004 |
A Perfect Murder hail from Canada, which may (or may not) play in their favor, depending on how you feel about our northern neighbors. Living so far in the South, I tend to think of Canada as an exotic land ice, populated by hairy demonic hordes who dominate the hockey rinks while swigging beer and listening to metal.... Read More » |
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A Perfect Murder Unbroken Victory Records 2004 |
Ahh, Victory Records, my how the mighty have fallen... Nah, A Perfect Murder is not that bad, just that anyone into hardcore has heard this before. Unbroken is very reminiscent of Hatebreed, minus A LOT of the mosh and anger. Hints of Shutdown and just about any of the hundreds of posi-sXe-hardcore bands out there pop up, along with a... Read More » |