Original sentence: , Fall of Sipledome, and Legions of the Dead focus mainly on speed, as Eyes of Wrath and True Believer toy with slower and more melodic stylings to balance it out, and 3 Days in Darkness still holding onto the death metal sound of Demonic.Chuck Billy uses some of his most agressive vocal approaches: nary a melodic singing style is heard.The over-all sound and general lyrical tone is darker and more evil in scope than previous Testament albums.Tracks such as D
Edited sentence: , the apocalyptic Fall of Sipledome, and the pure ungodly Legions of the Dead focus mainly on speed and outright straight-forward attacks, as Eyes of Wrath and True Believer toy with slower and more melodic stylings to balance it out, and 3 Days in Darkness still holding onto the death metal sound of Demonic.Chuck Billy uses some of his most wicked vocal approaches: nary a melodic singing style is heard amidst his grinding, growling voice (Legions of the Dead especially, which sounds pure evil).The over-all sound and general lyrical tone is darker and more evil in scope than previous Testament albums (possibly attributed to Eric Peterson getting more and more into darker music style).Tracks such as the blistering D