Review: Headhunter D.C. – In Unholy Mourning (Death Metal)
From Brazil hails this glorious Death Metal band that looks back to more than 25 years (!) of history. Although they have only put out half a dozen of full-length records in this period of time, Headhunter D.C. (the latter standing for Death Cult) is definitely a force to be reckoned with. Don't expect overly technical, innovative music Death Metal from this band, although they certainly know how to play their instruments pretty. They are old school to the bone, very similar to early stuff from Morbid Angel. In Unholy Mourning from 2012 is their latest output, which also means that up today (2018), they haven't released another record. If you study the booklet you will actually find out that some of the songs here were developed as early as 2009. The record was worth the wait though. As on their last albums, Headhunter D.C. don't shy away from epic, lengthy tracks with lots of guitar solos, changes in pace and lengthy intros. Songs are often enhanced by samples ...