Euthanasia Betrayer - Thoughts On Living 2001 My Twisted Symphony 2000

Review by Alonda Kerr-Love

Euthanasia Betrayer's album, Thoughts On Living 2001 My Twisted Symphony 2000, is an intense and thought-provoking collection of tracks that showcase the band's unique blend of metal, punk, and experimental music. The album is a bold statement from the band, exploring themes of life, death, and the human condition.

The album opens with the haunting "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is a slow-burning instrumental that builds to a crescendo, setting the stage for the rest of the album's intensity. From there, the album moves into "The End of Everything," a blistering track that showcases the band's intense guitar work and powerful vocals.

Throughout the album, Euthanasia Betrayer explores a range of emotions and themes, from the bleak and nihilistic "Desolation" to the introspective "Reflections." The band's lyrics are often dark and introspective, tackling themes of loss, pain, and despair.

Despite the heavy subject matter, the album is a thrilling listen from start to finish. Euthanasia Betrayer's musicianship is top-notch, with each member of the band contributing to the album's unique sound. The album's production is also impressive, with each instrument and vocal track clear and powerful.

Summary by Alonda Kerr-Love

Thoughts On Living 2001 My Twisted Symphony 2000 is a must-own album for fans of heavy music. Euthanasia Betrayer has created a powerful and thought-provoking collection of tracks that will leave a lasting impression on listeners.