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THE REVIEW
After a debut work ("21st Century Killing Machine") that was not entirely satisfactory, One Man Army And The Undead Quartet, led by former The Crown singer Johan Lindstrand, rev up the machine again (the same one that didn't cause too many fatalities last time...) and acknowledge that there was an error in the evolution of the species.
The ten tracks (including a cover of "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)" by Alice Cooper) are more solid and hefty, even though the Swedish group hasn't opted for stylistic shifts; indeed, we're still here talking about Scandinavian death metal and thrash metal from the United States, with a rock'n'roll attitude that acts as a driving force and a rough/melodic inclination that accompanies all the tracks. It's clear that this is a band that, for now, moves in the lower ranks of the charts and lacks that certain something to explode as the sonic mixture set up would suggest.
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Summary by Bot
The review evaluates One Man Army And The Undead Quartet's second album, 'Error In Evolution', as more solid than their debut but still lacking a breakthrough element. The band continues to blend Scandinavian death metal and U.S. thrash metal with a rock’n’roll attitude. The inclusion of an Alice Cooper cover stands out, but overall the album remains in the lower ranks without reaching full potential.Tracklist Videos
One Man Army and the Undead Quartet
Swedish death-thrash band led by former The Crown singer Johan Lindstrand; debut album '21st Century Killing Machine' was followed by 'Error In Evolution', which includes a cover of Alice Cooper's "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)".01 Reviews
