2026.03.01
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Last month when I mentioned Septic Flesh in one of my posts I was inspired to check out the one album from their early years that I decided to quickly disown: Revolution DNA.  I was pretty disgusted with it back when it came out in 1999.  Now, 26 years later, I had a compulsion to check it again after listening to a track online and, I must say, it is not as bad as I thought!  There are a few stinkers on it to be sure, like Dictatorship of the Mediocre and Android, but there are tracks that really hark back to classic Septic Flesh, like Revolution and Last Stop to Nowhere - really great tracks!  I think if anyone was quick to give up on this album they should check it out again.  The Thief of Innocence is also a fantastic song that was mysteriously omitted from the album in the end.  Septic Flesh are just a great band even if Titan and their recordings from 2017 upwards lost me.  Maybe I will return to them some day and think otherwise.  Also in context of how bad most metal is now even the worst stuff from Septic Flesh feels good, that could be a contributing factor in my revised opinion.