Cataract

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To the unenlightened, Cataract may come off like your average, ordinary-sounding metal band. But metal experts will be able to detect that the Swiss group borrows equally from several different metallic subgenres -- thrash, doom, and hardcore metal -- as evidenced throughout its 2008 self-titled release. However, the group's most notable influence appears to be the good ol' Southern boys in Pantera, as evidenced by the Dimebag-esque riffing and Anselmo-like hollering that comprise "The Separation of Life and Time," "Choke Down," and the mostly instrumental (except for a few well-placed tortured screams) "Tonight We Dine in Hell." Five full-lengths into their career, Cataract still stick largely to the same sonic game plan they've embraced all along -- and there appear to be no sudden musical shifts in sight, as evidenced by this solid yet unsurprising release. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide

Artist	Cataract
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Metal Blade
Producer	Tue Madsen
Release Date	2008 04 01
Song List	1: The Separation of Life and Time (4:40) 2: Blackest Hour (6:40) 3: Snake Skin (4:12) 4: Choke Down (4:31) 5: Deathwish (5:05) 6: Burn at the Stake (4:36) 7: Tonight We Dine in Hell (3:23) 8: Breeze of the Kings (4:25) 9: Doomed Steps (3:59) 10: In Ashes (4:54)
Style.Categories	Punk-Pop, Heavy Metal, Grindcore, Alternative Pop/Rock

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