Tinnitis - Demo 2002

Review by Ângela Soares

Demo 2002 by Tinnitis is a raw and gritty album that showcases the band's early sound and style. The album features five tracks that are characterized by heavy riffs, pounding drums, and aggressive vocals. The songs are driven by a sense of urgency and intensity, with the band delivering a powerful performance that captures the energy and spirit of their live shows.

The opening track, "Broken," sets the tone for the album with its blistering guitar work and thunderous drums. The song is a furious onslaught of sound that showcases the band's ability to create a wall of noise that is both chaotic and controlled. Other standout tracks include "Descent," which features a driving bassline and a catchy chorus, and "Terror," a slow and brooding track that builds to a crushing climax.

Summary by Ângela Soares

Demo 2002 is a solid debut from Tinnitis that showcases the band's potential and sets the stage for their future releases. While the production quality may be rough around the edges, the album's raw and unpolished sound only adds to its appeal. Fans of heavy, aggressive music will find plenty to enjoy on this album, and it serves as a testament to the band's early promise and talent.