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Illegal gold mining in Brazil exposing indigenous peoples to high levels of mercury
April 5, 2016 11:52 AM - Sarina Kidd / Survival International, The Ecologist
Illegal gold mining in the Amazon has a devastating effect on indigenous peoples, writes Sarina Kidd. First the miners bring disease, deforestation and even murder. Then long after they have gone, communities are left to suffer deadly mercury poisoning. Now the UN has been called on to intervene.
In Brazil, new statistics reveal alarming rates of mercury poisoning amongst the Yanomami and Yekuana. 90% of Indians in one community are severely affected, with levels far above that recommended by the WHO.
Mercury poisoning is devastating tribal peoples across Amazonia, Survival International has warned.
Scotland shuts down its last coal-fired electric power plant
April 2, 2016 08:16 AM - s.e. smith, Care2
After nearly 50 years of service, Scotland's last coal-fired power plant — Longannet Power Station — has finally gone offline, putting an end to over 100 years of burning coal for electricity.
It's an important moment for Scottish Power, which looks ahead to clean power initiatives with the goal of going all-renewable by 2020,
But it's also a very symbolic action for the world. Hopefully other nations will follow suit, creating a domino effect as country by country eliminates its coal plants — like the one above — in favor of renewable alternatives.
The past, present and future of African dust
March 28, 2016 07:19 AM - National Center for Scientific Research
So much dust is scattered across the planet by the winds of the Sahara that it alters the climate. However, the emission and transport of this dust, which can reach the poles, fluctuate considerably. Although many hypotheses have been put forward to explain this phenomenon, no unambiguous relationship between this dust and the climate had been established until now. According to research carried out by a French-US team of researchers from LATMOS(CNRS/UVSQ/UPMC), CNRM(CNRS/Météo-France) and SIO3, meteorological events such as El Niño and rainfall in the Sahel have an impact on dust emission, by accelerating a Saharan wind downstream of the main mountain massifs of Northwest Africa. The scientists have also developed a new predictive model showing that emissions of Saharan dust will decline over the next hundred years. Their work is published in the 24 March 2016 issue of the journal Nature.
Supreme Court and the Obama Administration's Climate Plans
March 16, 2016 08:15 AM - michael b. gerrard, Yale Environment360
Two unexpected and shocking events have left heads swimming about the fate of President Obama's signature initiative on climate change, the Clean Power Plan, which aims to replace many coal-fired power plants — the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States — with cleaner sources of energy.
Last Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a stay on the Clean Power Plan until the litigation against it is finally resolved, suspending implementation of the plan for the foreseeable future. The vote was 5-4, along the customary ideological lines, and it led to great concern, bordering on quiet despair, among proponents of the plan. who now believed that the Supreme Court would ultimately strike it down. Opponents of the plan, including the coal industry, rejoiced.
The court's order blocking Obama's Clean Power Plan provides an opportunity for the U.S. to show other nations it has a flexible approach to cutting emissions, David Victor writes.
Recycled water may be a solution to the California drought
March 15, 2016 08:37 AM - 3BL Media, Care2
The severity and impact of the drought remains top-of-mind among Californians. They are eager for long-term solutions that can help the state to achieve a water-secure future. California residents are overwhelmingly supportive of using treated wastewater, or recycled water, in their everyday lives, according to a statewide survey released today by Xylem Inc. The survey found that 76 percent of respondents believe recycled water should be used as a long-term solution for managing water resources, regardless of whether or not a water shortage continues.
Nearly half, or 49 percent of respondents, are very supportive of using recycled water as an additional local water supply and another 38 percent are somewhat supportive. The survey defined recycled water as former wastewater that has been treated and purified so that it can be reused for drinking purposes. Of survey respondents, 42 percent are very willing to use recycled water in their everyday lives and an additional 41 percent are somewhat willing. These findings confirm that there is a significant number of Californians who support the use of recycled water.
"We conducted this survey in an effort to better understand public perception about recycled water, and are very encouraged by the findings," said Joseph Vesey, Xylem Senior Vice President who leads the Company's North American commercial business. "With overwhelming support from the public, California is well-positioned to lead the U.S. in accelerating the availability and acceptance of recycled water. The state has the opportunity to champion a flexible framework that recognizes the unique needs of local communities as they work to establish water resource strategies that include sustainable solutions, such as recycled water."
Sponge cuts oil spill clean-up cost
March 15, 2016 07:22 AM - Emiliano Rodriguez Mega, SciDevNet
A simple but super-absorbent artificial sponge could lower the cost of cleaning up crude oil spills in developing countries.
A team of researchers, based at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa, found that simple sponges made from polyurethane foam soaked up oil spills better than more expensive sponges treated with nanoparticles.
Desert cactus purifies contaminated water for aquaculture, drinking and more
March 14, 2016 07:27 AM - American Chemical Society via EurekAlert!
Farm-grown fish are an important source of food with significant and worldwide societal and economic benefits, but the fish that come from these recirculating systems can have unpleasant tastes and odors. To clean contaminated water for farmed fish, drinking and other uses, scientists are now turning to an unlikely source -- the mucilage or inner "guts" of cacti.
Time to re-think the diesel
March 11, 2016 08:00 AM - Richard Howard / Policy Exchange, The Ecologist
Low Emissions Zones have their place in cleaning up the UK's worst air pollution hotspots, writes Richard Howard. But we also need to adopt fiscal measures to encourage a shift away from diesel vehicles, at once delivering cleaner air, increased tax revenues, and lower carbon emissions.
If we are to clean up air pollution in London and the rest of the UK, then Government needs to recognise that diesel is the primary cause of the problem, and to promote a shift away from diesel to alternatives.
There is an air pollution crisis taking place in London and many of the UK's other major cities.
Oregon Kicks Dirty Coal Habit
March 7, 2016 07:41 PM - Kevin Mathews, Care2
Oregon is ready to kick its filthy coal habit, and now it has passed a law to hold itself to this pledge. The Clean Energy and Coal Transition Act blocks the state's largest power companies from purchasing coal-based electricity by 2030. By taking this important step, the state will effectively double its reliance on renewable energy in the upcoming decades. Moreover, Oregon's energy should be approximately 80% carbon-free by the year 2040.
The legislation makes Oregon the first state to commit to ditching coal completely. As such, it is easily one of the most progressive energy policies in the United States. Hawaii's goal to go 100% renewable by 2045 and California's ambitious 2020 wind and solar goals deserve some credit, too, though.
Oregon's coal plan is not only exciting because of its unprecedented nature, but because it was a genuinely collaborative effort from all sorts of people in the state. Legislators, citizens, environmental groups, Governor Kate Brown and even the state's two largest utility companies (Portland General Election and Pacific Power) teamed together to work out new energy goals.
Well-maintained roadways improve fuel efficiency
March 1, 2016 07:09 AM - MIT News
Most people know that properly inflated tires can improve a vehicle's fuel efficiency, but did you know that properly maintained roadways can improve fuel efficiency across an entire pavement network?


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Lianne La Havas cancels gigs because of serious illness
Singer Lianne La Havas has been forced to cancel three dates from her forthcoming UK tour because of serious illness.
The 23-year-old wrote a message to fans and posted a photo of herself online from her hospital bed.
"Hi everyone, I'm very sick and I'm sorry to say that I have had to cancel some shows at the beginning of the tour," she said.
The shows, at the beginning of her tour, are to be rescheduled.
Her gigs tonight in Glasgow (5 October), Edinburgh (6), and Liverpool (7) have been cancelled.
Her management says new dates will be announced soon. All tickets will be valid for the rescheduled shows.
"I will be singing and shredding as soon as they discharge me. Love from the hospital and from me xx," the singer added on her Facebook page.
Dates that are still going ahead:
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Ritz, Manchester - 10
Shepherd's Bush Empire, London - 11
HMV Institute, Birmingham - 12
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The idea is that some guys decided to make really horrible (that is, awesome) costumes and reinact various Garfield comics from over the years. Then, they cap each episode off with a music video featuring the music from artists such as Van Halen, Nine Inch Nails, Fischerspooner and more. I know this sounds really stupid, but seriously it is the best fucking thing EVER.
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I seriously almost vomitted from laughing so hard at the spinning hairbrush during the music video. Then I saw the "goth" Jim Davis at the end and actually did vomit. Thanks Lasagna Cat!
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You must try this Dilled Cucumber Sauce! Dilled Cucumber Sauce is good enough to surprise your family in a pleasant way. It is really good!
|Peeled seeded and minced cucumbers
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Cider vinegar
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Low fat yogurt
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Dijon mustard
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Tablespoon, chopped
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Combine all of the ingredients in a small bowl.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 97 Calories from Fat 18
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2 g3.2%
Saturated Fat 1.2 g6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 6.8 mg2.3%
Sodium 86.6 mg3.6%
Total Carbohydrates 14 g4.5%
Dietary Fiber 1.1 g4.5%
Sugars 10.2 g
Protein 7 g14.9%
Vitamin A 28.3% Vitamin C 32.3%
Calcium 25.6% Iron 6.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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He's big, he's purple, and he's ready for fun on the farm -- so join Barney and friends as they explore all of the wildlife and natural beauty of the country in the latest installment of the popular children's series. From pony rides to a garden full of fresh fruits and vegetables, the young ones will frolic in the sun as they sing songs before heading to the barn to enjoy some dancing and homemade ice cream! Songs include &"Down on Grandpa's Farm,"&"The Duckies Do,"&"Clip, Clop Riding on a Pony," and 14 more fun-time favorites. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Genre: Kids and Family
- Category Kids' Entertainment
- Studio: Lyons Group
- Run Time: 50 min
- Language: English
- Format: DVD
- Release Date: March 1, 2005
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You'll be able to watch Virgin Galactic's first commercial space flight on TV
When the first commercial flight into space takes place on Virgin Galactic's VSS Enterprise, the whole event can be enjoyed by everyone as NBC secures the rights to air it.
The flight, scheduled to take place in August, will be part of a three-hour special edition of NBC's Today programme. Among the passengers will be Sir Richard Branson and his children, Holly and Sam.
As a build up to the main event NBC will be tracking the final development stages of the VCC Enterprise. Hopefully the show will be syndicated worldwide so it can be viewed outside of the US.
"Without a doubt, Sir Richard and his children taking the first commercial flight into space will go down in history as one of the most memorable events on television," says Sharon Scott, president and general manager of Peacock Productions. "Through NBC Universal's multiple platforms and overseas network partners, viewers from around the world will get to experience this 'where were you' moment. We're extremely honoured to chronicle Sir Richard's journey and live launch into space."
While the event is planned for August, space flight is dependent on everything being perfect so that date may end up being pushed back. But if all goes according to plan the VCC Enterprise will take off from Galactic's terminal at Spaceport America in New Mexico. It will be lifted beneath the WhiteKnightTwo mothership called VMS Eve.
After being dropped at 50,000ft the Enterprise will fire its hybrid rocket motor and carry the six passengers to 68 miles high (110km) on a suborbital trajectory.
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Earth scientists have devised many complementary and consistent techniques to estimate the ages of geologic events. Annually deposited layers of sediments or ice document hundreds of thousands of years of continuous Earth history. Gradual rates of mountain building, erosion of mountains, and the motions of tectonic plates imply hundreds of millions of years of change. Radiometric dating, which relies on the predictable decay of radioactive isotopes of carbon, uranium, potassium, and other elements, provides accurate age estimates for events back to the formation of Earth more than 4.5 billion years ago. These and other dating techniques are mutually consistent and underscore the reality of "deep time" in Earth history.
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Wally Hall is the managing sports editor for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. A graduate of the University of Arkansas-Little Rock after an honorable discharge from the U.S. Air Force, he is a past president and member of the Football Writers Association of America, member of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association, past president and current executive committee and board member of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame, and voter for the Heisman Trophy.
Arkansas wins on paper, not scoreboard
LITTLE ROCK A loyal and faithful crowd watched as Bryson Rose's 31-yard field goal split the uprights, giving Ole Miss a 30-27 victory and making the Arkansas Razorbacks a long shot for a bowl game this season.
It was an exciting game, one the Razorbacks tied with 2:09 to play when Dennis Johnson had runs of 21, 20 and 5 yards, the last for the touchdown that allowed the Hogs to give their hearty nation hopes of overtime.
To be perfectly candid, an exciting game was not what the fans wanted or deserved.
The fans have been diligent through the trials and tribulations of a season that is starting to wear very thin. They need to see stops at critical times and scores on every opportunity.
Saturday, the Razorbacks squandered a couple of scoring opportunities and at times looked like they had been off for two months instead of two weeks.
Special teams play was anything but special.
Did anyone even consider putting two guys back to receive punts with a wind that was stiff and swirling?
Averaging 3.0 yards per punt return is not a winning number.
It seemed to take forever for someone to realize that Tyler Wilson was throwing off his back foot and that it was giving him problems on the out patterns, especially in the first half. There's no need to mention Wilson's decisionmaking that could have led to five interceptions instead of two.
Someone is supposed to be coaching him up during a game.
Before going any further, pack up the anthracite-colored uniforms. Sell them on eBay, donate them to Arkansas State or mail them back to Nike — the Razorbacks just lost to Ole Miss in a game that was winnable.
Arkansas had two turnovers; Ole Miss scored 10 points off them.
Ole Miss had two turnovers; the Razorbacks failed to capitalize.
Those are not winning numbers.
Allowing Ole Miss to successfully run the same screen pass on four consecutive plays was not a winning number.
When you have 464 offensive yards and give up 355, that is supposed to be a winning number for the offense and the defense.
With the game on the line and you have Ole Miss with a third-and-9 at its 38, you are supposed to make that a winning number.
Instead, Bo Wallace passed for 14 yards and a first down, and the Rebels never had another third down as they drove to the Arkansas 14 for the game-winning field goal.
Yes, it definitely hurt to leave Brandon Mitchell in Fayetteville and losing tight end Chris Gragg, who caught a 42-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter before reinjuring his left leg.
It was not the officiating. There were an equal number of missed calls for both teams.
It was not Ole Miss' hurryup, no-huddle offense.
It was not so much the Razorbacks' lack of execution as what appeared to be a lack of preparation at critical times.
Arkansas knew — John L. Smith talked about it for two weeks — that Ole Miss loves the option read, and yet the Razorbacks had little success stopping it on the corners until the second half.
By then Ole Miss led 21-17, and while the Razorbacks defense held the Rebels to three field goals in the second half, it was too little too late.
After the game, Smith again talked about not pointing fingers, but the truth is that right now the finger of blame has to be pointed at him. Yes, he's a great guy, but Saturday every number but one says it was a winnable game for the Hogs.
When Johnson rushes for 161 yards and Wilson passes for 297, those are winnable numbers.
Cobi Hamilton had 146 yards on 12 catches. Those are winning numbers.
In the f inal analysis, there is only one statistic that matters and that is the numbers on the scoreboard, which should have been a victory for Arkansas but was a loss because the Hogs didn't seem prepared for Ole Miss on critical downs.
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Andrea was a perfect hostess. Very welcoming and kind. Location is great in a quiet setting and the accommodations were great. I would definitely book there again!
Beds & pillows very comfortable, clean, quite.
nice ambiance. great staff, clean and neat.
bathrooms dont have exhaust...hence foggy after shower and smelly after u know what ....
There was no extra charge for us to have our small dog with us. This means a great deal. We enjoyed the breakfast.
It met all our expectations, however, the placement of our room, which was the first one off the lobby, was a little noisy with the door opening and closing often.
The stay was ok. There is a lot space needed to be improved.Actually, I think, this is motel standard, not hotel price.
The bed is too hard, and too much noise and too high price which doesnt macth the facility and service.
The staff is very friendly. The breakfast was great. The room was very spacious and clean.
There's an odor that is likely the cleaning solution or some kind of deodorizer. It's not a dirty smell but not a great one either. Luckily the windows open so we were able to tolerate the odor by leaving the windows open.
Fine breakfast, with better cereal and fresh fruit than one usually finds.
Two very nice pools with good sized jacuzzi.
Large rooms which were well outfitted.
Friendly staff.
The hotel's leafy green setting in the picture is deceptive. It is just behind the QEW and in an urban shopping area with considerable traffic. If you are in the region to go cycling, you must first work your way through 20 minutes of city streets before getting to quieter routes.
The hotel's common areas are somewhat worn and in need of an updating.
I need working wifi when I stay at a motel, and this hotel didn't have it. Everything else was adequate, but they claim to have Internet/wifi and it was unusable. I'm fairly certain it's a modem issue, but when I called the front desk the reply I got was, "Well, it's working for me". Rather than admitting they have outdated or non-functioning wifi, they tried to imply it was my laptop or user error that was the problem.
Attended a conference.
Quite location . Away from the hustle and bustle of Niagara Falls. Short drive to the U.S. boarder. Wine glasses and china mugs provided. Comfortable bed.
No food available . Not even a vending machine! Some sort of community kitchen in the info package but we were unable to find it.
Room were large and beautifully decorated. Staff was friendly and professional.Everything wad grest, i could ask for more.
The bed was uncomfortable ,pillows too fluffy. The ceiling had water damage, bathroom fan didn't work with mold around. The room wasn't clean chair had a spill on it not wiped.
Good value for the room only $116
Very clean and recently renovated rooms, quiet, nice view of the water, great to have a fridge, conveniently located. Friendly owners and staff.
Outside and lobby needs some updating to be as nice as the rooms - still looks like an old style motel outside which may turn off some people. Should take advantage of the outdoor space a bit more but noisy close to the highway so would need fountains / noise barriers.
Nice owner clean room best bang for your buck in town. Centrally located
Staff was very friendly
Room with 2 beds could have left 2 complimentary bottles of water vs only 1
Great location. Hotel is about 10-20 minutes from Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, St Catherine's, Port Dalhousie and various wineries. Very easy to get any place of interest in that region. Also, Toronto was about 90 minute drive away as well.
The food at the hotel was good (to very good). Additionally, my wife and I thought the staff were very attentative and courteous.
Overall, we were very happy with our purchase.
The fitness center could use an upgrade but it had all the basics.
Hotel was very quiet and very clean. Great view of the ships going thru the Welland canal and with biking or easy driving distance to other lockes in canal and visitor centers. Hotel was easy to find lots of parking and private balconies.
Office did not open until 7:30 so it was hard to leave early to turn in the key. No phones in room (cell phone plan did not include canada). Wireless was spotty at best.
The view of Welland Canal is awesome from every room in this hotel as the balcony is facing the lock. A trail for running and biking also starts near this hotel and makes a great running path in the morning (assuming weather is good).
They surprised us with a $10/child/night charge (every child over 5) on the morning we left that wasn't part of booking. No shampoo, soap, and few towels (even though they charged). English language barrier with owner can be issue. A/C was lacking.
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Hostages are slightly injured but OK, but one police officer was shot in the hand
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SUWANEE, Georgia — A gunman who held four firefighters for hours in a suburban Atlanta home was shot dead by SWAT members and all the hostages are slightly injured but should be OK, authorities said Wednesday.
Minutes before the police announcement, one big explosion followed by several smaller ones or gunshots were heard in the Suwanee neighborhood about 35 miles northeast of Atlanta. A SWAT officer was shot in the hand or arm, but should be fine, said Gwinnett County Police Cpl. Edwin Ritter.
The firefighters mainly suffered cuts and bruises in the explosion that authorities used to distract the suspect before they rushed the house, said fire department Capt. Tommy Rutledge.
Ritter said the gunman, who has not been identified, demanded his power and cable be turned back on. According to public records, the home is in foreclosure and has been bank-owned since mid-November.
"It's an unfortunate circumstance we did not want this to end this way," Ritter said. "But with the decisions this guy was making, this was his demise."
Five firefighters responded to what seemed like a routine medical call and were eventually taken hostage by an unidentified suspect inside the house, Ritter said. The gunman released one of the firefighters to move a fire truck.
The gunman's motive was unclear to police and fire officials. SWAT team members had surrounded the home and a hostage negotiator had been in contact with the suspect.
Rutledge said the medical call seemed routine and firefighters did not believe there was any danger. One engine and one ambulance responded.
"Our firefighters responded to a call they respond to hundreds of times, and that's a medical emergency," he said.
The explosion rocked the neighborhood of mostly two-story homes and well-kept lawns and set off car alarms all over.
Two ambulances could be seen leaving.
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This came out the same year as Like an Everflowing Stream and Where No Life Dwells and only one year after Left Hand Path, quickly sinking into relative obscurity while those other three landmarks of Sweden's original death metal movement attained legendary status. Why? Well, the principle of Occam's Razor, which states that the simplest solution is most often the correct one, applies. Grave was, let's be honest here, an also-ran in the Swedish scene and their debut album an adequate slab of death metal with all the prerequisite elements but lacking the fire, ambition, and personality other bands in their vicinity were bringing to the formula.
At the time, Unleashed had songs loaded with catchy riffs, Dismember had waves of awesome tremolo madness crashing down on the listener, and Entombed had a sheer ferocity that got people's blood flowing a little quicker. Grave had...nothing the other three couldn't also lay claim to. They had the blasting drums and the tremolo lines and the harsh vocals but couldn't figure out how to mix them together into something better than decent.
Grave's debut is essentially a bog of adequacy, with practically everything having the same uninteresting texture. In this journey through the swamp, few moments stand out in any way. In one of these passages, a sparser bit from album opener 'Haunted' finds a satisfying way to bring the bass out of hiding. A part toward the end of 'Deformed' that ends a recurrent rhythm on what sounds like a dissonant chord is memorable as well. Sadly, the goodness that rises above the surface is limited to individual moments that have pedestrian songs built around them.
This album's performances, like everything else here, are good enough but unspectacular. The vocals are technically competent but don't summon much excitement. Resident growler Jörgen Sandström's bark, though not unpleasant, is by-the-numbers and monotonous, never showing any sort of range or skill beyond what's needed to complete the songs. He doesn't spit much ferocity into the mic, instead keeping his voice consistently low but mostly devoid of feeling. Guitarists Sandström and Ola Lindgren skillfully deliver their tremolo lines, but steer clear of any engaging progressions, which results in a continuous buzz that's too easy to ignore. Conversely, there seems to be more life behind the kit. Nothing drummer Jens 'Jensa' Paulsson does is especially impressive or out of the ordinary, but he bashes away at the skins and cymbals with more enthusiasm than the other performers were able to communicate.
Ultimately, Into the Grave is satisfactory. If it happens to be playing, you won't get the urge to turn it off but it won't sweep you away, either. Before you know it, 42 minutes will have gone by and you'll be left with no recollection of what this release sounds like, beyond the elements it shares with every other Swedish death metal album from this time period.
Just in case you didn't already know, all of Europe's best death metal comes from Sweden. Some are Desultory, Unleashed, Entombed and of course Grave. Their debut album "Into the Grave" is everything that even the most elitist, hardcore metal fan would enjoy. With five demos and an EP in their past, 1991 would be the year they would release their first proper record. It's eleven tracks of ferocity that reminds me of all of the Swedish death metal acts that I have listened to.
There are definite similarities across the board with metal bands within and outside the death metal sub-genre, including the creators of Heavy Metal themselves: Black Sabbath. On the title track "Into the Grave," a third into the song a voice synth is programmed to play a melody that is almost identical to the opening riff of Black Sabbath's "Black Sabbath." With that as a fact, it's up to us the listeners to decide whether or not that this similarity is a problem. Also, the first riff to "Into the Grave" has an identical rhythm but different notes than that of "Visions" by Desultory. Finally, the guitar solos were a mirror image of the dissonant, off kilter solos played by John Walker of Cancer on Cancer's first album "To the Gory End." I enjoyed these similarities very much and they gave this record a more complete feeling and sound. Compared to their last releases Grave was only getting better, and they evolved into a more raw sound from "Sexual Mutilation" and "Anatomia Corporis Humani." I think that it was a change for the better.
Grooves and rhythms are what make this album so fun to listen to. The song "Haunted" with its killer opening riff makes you want to get up and mosh like crazy. It is arguably the best song on this LP because it taps into all different kinds of rhythms and catchy melodies. The bass fills, distorted solo, and precise drum fills add the finishing touch to this masterpiece. The other best track of this release is "In Love." When I saw this track's title I was hesitant. I thought "Is this a joke?" I soon found out the opposite. It's the same kind of perverse and distorted love that Cannibal Corpse uses in their "love" songs like "I Cum Blood" and "Necropedophile." Only this time, it's in the form of Swedish death metal. The riffs of this song have a ominous and foreboding quality to them and when you listen to them they will simply tear right through you.
"Into the Grave's" production quality was probably 7 out of 10. It loses 3 points for a couple of reasons. First, the bass is always being drowned out. This is a pet peeve of mine and many other metalheads, and this is a musical crime still being committed. No bass = no album. Also, some of the bottom ends of the guitar solos were drowned out by the drums and bass at times. Despite this, the complete sound and tone of Grave was never too muddy. All low melodies were crystal clear and the very high notes were fat and rich.
There were some "filler" melodies such as the chorus first riff for "For Your God" and the second riff of "Banished to Live." Those two songs didn't do too much in the territory of memorability. Regardless of the occasional canned refrain, the album never loses energy. If one were to make a graph of the band's sound, there would be no arch. It would be a steady upward climb. For a debut album, this is absolutely fantastic. The bass playing was on point and supportive. Jonas Torndal does his job perfectly. Ola Lindgren and Jorgen Sandström guitar work is chuggy, full of great grooves, and breakdowns that you can bang your head to. The solos were especially brutal. And let us not forget the silent killer behind the kit, Jensa Paulsson. He is much like Thomas Johnson of Desultory. He is tight, always on beat, but never doing anything too showy and flashy. He adds the no nonsense attitude that all metal bands need to some extent. Finally I would like to credit artist Axel Hermann for his intriguing take of earth entering "The Grave." I loved the visual of a church, castle turret, lighthouse (whatever you think it is) being slowly consumed by waves of pestilence and filth. Swedish death metal will always be my favorite kind, and I hope it becomes yours too. Add this magnificent album to your collection.
There was a lot to like about the good old days of death metal, namely the 1987-1993 era, where death metal managed to be vile and nasty without losing any sense of coherence. Granted, there is a valid criticism that bands such as Benediction, Dismember and Entombed were just a little too stylized during their formative years, often times sounding a lot like each other. But this criticism pretty much holds true for any musical scene, as it didn't take long for bands to latch onto Suffocation's different brand of brutality soon after "Pierced From Within" really began making waves, not to mention the continual influence that Cryptopsy has upon the brutal and technical fringes of death metal. Given its time, Grave's debut "Into The Grave" is quite typical in its character, but it presents a tried and true formula in a way that is so unfettered in its speed, rage, and darkness that it edges out much of the competition.
Distilling all of the viciousness of mid 80s Slayer, Possessed and Sepultura with a sludgy, swampy sound more along the lines of "Altars Of Madness", but minus the grindcore-inspired constant blasting and a slightly less chaotic tremolo riffing style, this album is a consistent affair in literally cutting to the chase. Unlike many of the thrash albums that paved the way for the sound heard on here, there are no atmospheric intros, and only a few scant keyboard sections to add a little otherworldly flavor to what is more of a gore-obsessed sound, just a constant barrage of heavy hitting brutality. Topping it all of is vocalist Ola Lindgren, whose extremely deep and guttural barks rival the most insidious characters heard out of the NYDM scene, perhaps bearing the most resemblance to Immolation's low-end bellower Ross Dolan, but with a slightly more forceful growl that hints at a slight early Glen Benton influence as well.
But the most appealing aspect of this album is not the raging extremes that it goes to, but its underlying simplicity and accessibility. When listening to blistering fits of ferocity like "Deformed" and "For Your God", the first thing that leaps out is a very loyal adherence to a fairly standard songwriting formula that was around when Ola had started what became this band in the mid-80s, drawing upon the same mixture of mostly fast-paced thrashing with an occasional slower breakdown section that serves to sneak in some influences parallel to Obituary and Autopsy. The guitar work usually comes off as highly minimalist, while the drum work tends to handle most of the shifts in overall feel that keep each song from getting too repetitive, and the obligatory guitar solos definitely have a strong late 80s thrash vibe to them similar to Cannibal Corpse, shredding up the fret board in generally short bursts and adding just enough sugar to help the cadaver down the hatch.
One thing is certain, given that this masterful opus was commited to recording in less than 2 weeks, this band had their act together right from the beginning. Nowadays this is largely seen as an antiquated approach to the style, largely reserved for the old guard, a few token latecomers like Jungle Rot (granted, in their case latecomer only means a few years after this sound moved aside for the death n' roll craze), and the present revivalist crowd intent on reliving this same era, but it's far from a safe listen even amongst those younger types who are addicted to their slams and their core. Anyone who took to the earliest offerings of Deicide, Incantation, Immolation and even the checkered Darkthrone debut "Soulside Journey" will find an equally vile expression of extreme filth here.
No other scene in the entire planet in metal history was heavier and more extreme than the old continent's in the 80's – from Teutonic death/thrash to the obscure, unjustifiably-overlooked Polish circuit, not to mention the malicious acts of the mature NWOBHM. All the above-mentioned movements however started faltering as the apocalyptic 90's arrived, being followed by black and death's second lease of life in Scandinavia. If you think of the Swedish death metal revival, 2 names will surely come to your mind unequivocally: Grave and Tomas Skogsberg. The combination of both talents on the band's earliest works pointed at the direction this specific musical movement should be following in the next 5 years. Into The Grave was undoubtedly one of the seminal Swedish albums of the early-90's, which carved a path for future bands in the European death metal context.
If you compared the earliest death metal stuff in the likes of Schuldiner, Becerra and to some extent, Mille & co., with these tunes, you might not find particularly shocking differences. Grave pretty much stick to the traditional subgenre formula on "Hating Life" and "Deformed", which are constructed with no risk or audacity, rather going for the prototypical, unsurprising elements of enraged speed and sonic furor in the form of straightforward riffage and compulsive double-bass kicks. The proclivity for certain song-structure variability though, with slightly obstinate arrangements that modify the tempos and the composition and tone of lines doggedly, shakes up the dynamics to great effect, turning out to be a pretty valuable strategy to not fall into technical indolence and self-complacency. Complementing the delirious velocity on a majority of songs here, there are a few dense, hefty sections to be found, of course, notably decisive on the intro to "Day of Mourning" or the mid-sections on "Banished To Live", yet sounding forced, obtrusive and artificial on the title-track, which steals with no shame certain riff sequence from that one band from Aston. But luckily, instead of repeating the same riff cadence and tone monotonously during the songs in general, these Swedish keep trying to alternate diverse sonic halos and grooves, from pounding to accelerate, as well as sporadically-enlightened riff variations – check "Extremely Rotten Flesh".
Into The Grave started no revolution in the subgenre, meaning you'll have to look somewhere else for experimentation, technicality and progression. Most Swedish preferred to associate with the shameless simplicity, nerve and insolent attitude of hardcore, instead of obeying the standards of instrumental quality and discipline of classic heavy metal, implicitly seeing themselves reflected on the philosophy of Poland/Germany-styled thrash. So despite their tenacity and piquancy when it comes to designing song-bodies which hardly remain unchanged during the titles, the arranging and configuration of riffs ain't preeminent or presumptuous by any means – technical limitations are indelibly exposed on the performance besides, but Grave manage to push forward with their musical concept with energized passion and naturalness, unlike the dreary attempts from some of their compatriots. For this early stage in fact, regardless of the insufficient level of musicianship, the facility and witty with which they design humble, yet expressive instrumental landscapes, menacing atmospheres and amusingly abhorrent verses keeps this stuff from being too impersonal and contrived – something Skogsberg's production contributes to, as well. Despite remaining sober and non-intrusive most of the time, his production emphasizes occasionally certain interiors like those surrounding synthesizers on the title-track, which combined with Jörgen Sandström's infernal snarling, shapes a gloomy, dark climax which provides the songs of a more colorful aura and darker feeling the early demos were devoid of.
This is an album which has had an undeniably big impact on many generations of wannabe death metal artists throughout the years, not only in these guys' home country but across the planet – with the help of other of Skogsberg's protégés, it forged the identity and sound of one of the most promising and fruitful European extreme metal musical movements. Certainly, they didn't risk too much here, they rather worshipped faithfully and romantically the mid-80's pioneers, yet emphasizing the punkish roots, the vocal extravagance and the haunting halo twice as much as their idols. Curious how primitive records like this have aged so well, despite not bringing many changes to the classic values of the subgenre, which at the time weren't innovative at all…
Do you like heavy, uncompromising and suffocating Death Metal? Do you like it when your ears are hit by a rapid onslaught of chunky, sludgy riffs that engulf your entire hearing spectrum in one big wave? Do you often stay up late at night, wishing you could find the perfect slice of Swedish Death Metal for your lover this Valentine's Day, so they can share the magic too?
Well, wish no more. Hailing all the way from Sweden, Grave's 1991 debut album is sure to be a hit with every loving couple this season. Guttural, flesh-ripping guitars slice and dice their way through Into the Grave's 40 minute duration, completely overwhelming the listener with a surprisingly heavy sound, as compared to the biting, chainsaw-esque sound also being developed around the same time by last year's romantic dinner staples Entombed. The guitars are the main feature here, with their gut-wrenchingly heavy, Earth-shaking tone stealing the listener's attention, but they are also topped off with the low, rumbling growls of Jorgen Sandstrom, and also spiced up with a healthy layer of crushing drums that will make your loved one melt.
Every song provides a heavy and all around satisfying listen, for both the seasoned Death Metal veteran and also those who want to find a good starting point for the genre. Kicking off with the pummeling and horrific "Deformed," Into the Grave will take the listener on a hellish journey through what will feel like, perhaps, the weight of a thousand boulders upon their back as they try to crawl out of their own tomb. If you were looking for a new method of massaging your loved one's back, this album will help you out. It's heaviness is shocking, and yet it is perfect for the romantic couple wanting something more daunting and extreme. Every song offers similar delights, drilling themselves into your head with the finest organic songwriting available. Both dependable and headbangable, Into the Grave has a multitude of uses.
With critics calling Into the Grave "The definitive Death Metal album," "Bestial, rotten, evil...," and "Extremely rotten, extremely fun!", it's merits cannot be denied. Grave's sound is always welcome, not innovating anything and not trying to. Into the Grave is an honest album, presenting itself as the ugly, hairy and rugged behemoth that it is, and it is recommended only to the most honest of people. When you buy Grave, you know you're buying into something you can trust.
Yes, all the songs pretty much sound the same, but that very consistency is the beauty of Into the Grave, and it almost makes it too good for the shelves this year! With song titles like "Hating Life," "Extremely Rotten Flesh" and "Inhuman," Into the Grave not only functions as an orgasm to the ears, but it is also the perfect soundtrack to a romantic dinner by candlelight - especially effective if you want to really set the mood and dine in such a place as the dank catacomb which is pictured on the album's lovely cover. Your woman will never be happier.
Into the Grave is a 100% all-natural Swedish Death Metal album, a fact proven by several men wearing white and who have important sounding prefixes before their names.
I was already amazed (in a good way) by the Corpse demo in 1986 and I had to write this review about the very first Grave album. After several demos, finally they succeeded in releasing this great full length in 1991, and it's all about pure Swedish death metal style. Entombed and Carnage were the first but Grave cannot be considered followers, not at all!!!
The level of brutality in this album has few paragons…While Entombed in this year began to release songs with a different approach, Grave takes no prisoners with this debut. It can be easily considered their most brutal album during the career. The guitar sound is so rotten, low tuned and underground while the drum is always pounding and bad ass.
"Deformed" is the opener and still nowadays it is played in every gig. The up tempos are neverending and the vocals far more extreme than Entombed ones. No melody at all, except the one, hellish, of the guitars. Forget the mid paced, "cleaner" tempos of "You'll Never See…" album; this is total impact. The Slayer evilness can be found in most of the riffs and structures. The odd, evil riffs of "In Love" are amazing, followed by fast solos, never technique but made to destroy.
With "For Your God" the level rottenness is so high...unbelievable. Here can really see Repulsion influences with the first blast beats. The sequence "Hating Life"-"Into The Grave"-"Extremely Rotten Flesh" is truly bestial in malevolence and impact. Especially the title track with some wise use of keys sound. Truly hellish.
Truly obscure the beginning of "Day Of Mourning" where the group shows a more mature songwriting with stop and go, bass breaks and speed restarts. The guitar lines on "Inhuman" are very evil and well guided by fast blast beats. Like the other songs before it, "Banished To Live" begins with a short mid paced tempos to transform in up tempos. Powerful and always rotten.
In a effort like this it's easy to be a bit repetitive but Grave, without sacrificing impact and brutality, are able to create always very good songs and characteristic tempos or riffs that help the listener in distinguish them. Very good work. A classic.
This is another example of a great young band that – in their enthusiasm - took too little time to record and produce their debut album. They were just kids of course and all was done too hasty and carelessly. "Into the Grave" consisted of a few old demo songs (including the obscure 'Hating Life') and new songs. Over the years the band re-recorded other demomaterial on later albums. I wonder why they didn't do that right away, but I am glad they did. This is simply because the production of 'Into The Grave' was way out of line and I prefer the sound on their 'Anatomia Corporis Humani' demo and the 1992 album 'You'll Never See'.
The guitars were tuned down too much, making the riffs sound extremely sloppy. The productional wall of guitars (prominently upfront in the mix) made this even more obvious. The drums should have been more upfront to emphasise riff and song dynamics and especially staccato parts. Furthermore the vocals had become less dynamic. Whereas they sounded really sick on earlier works, on the album they were just low and deep, losing a lot of the earlier morbid sound. To my dismay this resulted in lesser enjoyable versions of the democlassics 'Deformed' and the Grave traditional 'Extremely Rotten Flesh'. The album version of the song 'Into The Grave' lacks the intro it had on the 'Sick Disgust Eternal' demo and also a section of this song had some keyboards instead of an earlier second guitar.
Okay, enough complaining. This explains why I was disappointed at first when it was released. But let's be honoust,this album is of course a classic death metal album. Any real death metal fan just has to love' Extremely Rotten Flesh', 'Haunted', 'Deformed' and all those other raging pieces of old school material. Together with 1992's 'You'll Never See' this one is still an ultimate Grave album. If only the band had taken more time to record and produce it in a way that suited the material. On the other hand one could say that would haven taken away some of its intensity. Point taken, but Grave had already proved they could pull it off on their vastly superior earlier demos. It's the knowledge that Grave could actually have done an even better job on their debut that makes me decide to give the album only 80 points.
I remember when this came out. I went to the mall with a friend in order that we might each purchase some Death Metal cassettes so that we might find some diversion to our aimless, raging teenage angst. I picked up "Into the Grave." He bought Incubus "Beyond the Unknown." After listening to each album he declared, "damn man, you always pick out the good one." Well, he was right on one account (he should've recognized the genius of Incubus, though I'll hardly complain as I bought it from him on the cheap later that afternoon). Many years later and I still grovel at the altar of early Grave. While this album has a lot in common with the rest of the early Swedish scene, it's easy to see how their relative geographic isolation shaped them into something very much their own. The early members of Grave grew up on the island of Gotland, somewhere Southeast of mainland Sweden. It's probably through this distance, far from the fertile ground of Stockholm, that the band was able to forge an identity that was to be their calling card. The Sunlight Production of "Into the Grave" binded them to their compatriot contemporaries, but the focus of the music was centered on something much more straight forward, even by the standards of Stockholm, which were easily the most accessile of the era for Death Metal. Grave was going for the jugular, quick and simple. The riffs, while lacking any traditional melody, were highly memorable if only for their simplicity. The vocals were about as low as a person could go without utilizing some sort of 'cheating" technology. The drums were full and active with lots of fills and a sense of urgency - constant creativity within the rhythm, yet always pushing forward as if in dire need off reaching the end. It's almost as if you were laying on the ground while a series of monster trucks jumped 20 cars and then landed directly on your crotch, only you got a boner every time it happened. This stuff is heavy and brutal and gutteral and lots of other generic words that don't even do it justice. The bottom line is that Grave knew how to write a song, a primitive and simple song, but it was still damn catchy and fun. If only they had stuck to that formula*
*with the exception of "Soulless"


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