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MojoDec 18, 2013Their relentless attack is deadly serious. [Jan 2014, p.104]
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Dec 13, 2013As it is, Retrash is a bracing and exhilarating blast of monster guitar riffs and enough speed and aggression to make the geezers in Metallica jealous.
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The WireDec 11, 2013Oozing Wound frontman Zack Weil has an unhinged screech reminiscent of Destruction's Schmier, symbolising the group's mastery of a kind of primitive thrash with no goal greater than the release of energy. [Nov 2013, p.52]
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Under The RadarDec 4, 2013There is a kind of metallic je ne sais quoi that elevates Oozing Wound above your average grinding maniacs with a smirk-inducing moniker. [Nov-Dec 2013, p.100]
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Oct 30, 2013While it's no Manifest Decimation, Retrash is still one of the year's most notable mutations of thrash, and Oozing Wound show a lot of promise to get even weirder.
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Oct 28, 2013Oozing Wound is plain, taut, dumb thrash metal, which is to say, it’s firm, and aggressive, and heavy on logic and structure.
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MagnetOct 28, 2013It's a caustic dose of trashcore and punk that's light on melody, but loaded with riffs. [No. 103, p.59]
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Oct 28, 2013Thankfully, the songs are varied and powerful enough to sustain the album, and their balls-to-the-wall approach is both refreshing and entertaining.
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Oct 28, 2013Uncomplicated, doing precisely what it says on the tin, Retrash might not be an album of the year contender or a game-changer; but for pure unadulterated fun Oozing Wound are pretty hard to beat.