Album Notes

Full on thrash energy is delivered by the debut full length from Common Yet Forbidden. Following up their well-received independent EP “We Suffer Violence”, Common Yet Forbidden takes 10 steps forward in every aspect and delivers one of the best metal albums of 2007. The band mixes furious technical thrash riffing, wicked guitar solos, killer blastbeats, intense vocals, and a HUGE wall of sound to craft modern thrash anthems full of passion and energy. The pace is incessant, daring the listener not to headbang or helicopter a head of long hair. 10 amazing songs comprise this CD, and they are sure to have metal fans chomping at the bit and wanting more. Be sure to catch Common Yet Forbidden on tour, as they really bring it live, increasing the energy level from the CD by at least a factor of 10 while putting on an amazing show. Common Yet Forbidden is recommended for fans of Suffocation, Necrophagist, The Black Dahlia Murder, Unearth, Shadows Fall, At the Gates, and fans of technical thrash and death.