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When I first put the disc in I thought I
was listening to Metallica, but during the “Kill’em All”
era. Urto takes the
thrash sound of Metallica, Exodus, Megadeth and Iced Earth, reproduce
it and then add their touch to it. The songs as a whole are like a
second rate version. But don’t think to harshly of it. There
are quite a few nice thrash riffs and some decent leads spread out
over the six songs almost thirty-five minute CD. I’m sure they
get the heads nodding in their home country of Italy. Everything is
pretty decent, but there are a few things that could get worked one.
“Numbers” seems like a disc that varies in quality. Parts
that are overworked are mixed with ones that are under worked. Some
riffs just don’t quite fit with the previous and it slows the
excellent thrash riffs down or they might play a riff too many times
and its gets repetitive. It can all be fine-tuned. As Urto matures
I’m sure these problems with reduce while the production quality
increases. Rating: 61 |
