Cover art & tracklisting
1. Dark and Tortured Universe
2. Presence Everlasting 3. Flesh Falls from the Bone
4. Days Without End 5. Fire at Will 6. Collective Coma 7. From My Cold Dead Hands 8. Lost in Darkness and Confusion 9. Here Comes the Pain BONUS TRACKS
10. Masked Jackal (Coroner cover) 11. Realm of the Dark (Merciless cover) 12. Greeting Immortality (Eucharist cover)
"Again NONEXIST are satisfying the demands of early ARCH ENEMY fans and beyond that. "From My Cold Dead Hands" is featuring Death Metal in the vein of early ARCH ENEMY (first three albums), CARCASS ("Necroticism" / "Heartwork"), a breeze of progressive EDGE OF SANITY and some blackness, which remembers a bit of UNANIMATED and MERCILESS. On top of all that the music is accompanied by MINISTRY like "political" samples. What makes this album outstanding are the superbly composed and performed songs and Johan Liiva's one of a kind voice in Death Metal." - Voices from the Darkside
"From My Cold Dead Hands" actually manages to escape from the path of thousands and thousands of other bands with zero class and innovation..."// "...the album leaves me with a lot of feeling, as though Liiva experiments quite a lot, but never loses the thread. Very, very cool!" - Bleeing4metal.de
"This album is a nostalgic look back to the late 90's/early 00's and the sounds of bands like Carcass, Arch Enemy and Dismember are all there. But the album still clearly has its own niche with its excesses and its experimentation. This re-used style feels pretty fresh when it's done this professionally. Already in the first song, the bar set high, and in the second one even higher and so it continues without being boring. Johan and Johan are truly children of their time and fans of the genre. They know how to do it properly and simultaneously with a twinkle in the eye. This disc should not disappoint any deathmetal-fan." - Flaming Dick Magazine
"After laying dormant for 10 years we had the privilege to premiere a new track from this Swedish Death/Thrash band featuring Johan Liiva (ex-Arch Enemy). With the intensity of Napalm Death and the precision of a Swedish Megadeth, Nonexist concocts something strange and new with their anticipated come back. Definitely worth a listen." - Metainjection.net
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