Trial and Error Seven

Tue 31st Jul, 2007 in Music Reviews

Trail and Error have once again lived up to expectations and delivered a mind blowing mix of hardcore and metal music with the seventh volume of their compilation CDs.

For those of you who may have been out of the hardcore loop, Trial and Error have been releasing compilations of metal and hardcore bands for almost 10 years. The majority of tracks of the albums are from bands with new or about to be released material.

The seventh edition of the hardcore metal compilation has been described as the best yet. With inclusions from bands such as Poison the Well, Job For A Cowboy, Icepick and Against, this CD is guaranteed to have music to cater to every metal lover’s taste.

I Killed The Prom Queen also has one track featured. A live track titled _Your Shirt Would Look Better_… that has only been released on the Japanese version of their album Music For The Recently Deceased.

One of the attractions that make this compilation CD so popular (apart from the music selection) is the fact that Trail and Error is affordable, for everyone.

Also included in the track listing is Sydney based Jungle Fever as well as Mindsnare, From The Ruins and Samsara.

For any hardcore and metal fan who needs to get a bit of head banging out of their system, go down to your local record store and purchase this album immediately. If they don’t have it, force them to order it in. If they don’t, don’t leave until they do.