Baptized in sub-bass, this is a rough debut All other things equal, Final Resting Place is a band with a love and respect for brutal death metal—something I can respect and empathize with. Styling themselves after late-’90s/early-2000s New York bands like Entorturement and 420, as well as the beatdown hardcore groups that share DNA, FRP has become a group with formidable hype. The EPs from the past two years (Prelude to Extinction and Bound by Affliction) were displays of great potential from a band who aimed to recreate the groovy, tough guy origins of slam. This framework had been successfully laid, setting up for … Continue reading Review: Final Resting Place – Third World Tribunal