Review by Eric Pierson

Fresh Wounds Over Old Scars is the latest album from the American metal band Sorrower. The album features seven tracks that are a mix of death metal and black metal, with elements of doom and sludge metal.

The album starts with the track "The Abyss Gazes Back" which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is heavy and aggressive, with blast beats and guttural vocals. "In the Shadow of the Horns" is another standout track, with its catchy riffs and haunting melodies.

The album's production is excellent, with each instrument clearly audible in the mix. The guitar work is particularly impressive, with a mix of chugging riffs and intricate solos. The vocals are also noteworthy, with a range of styles from deep growls to high-pitched screams.

The album's lyrics deal with themes of loss, despair, and the struggle to overcome pain. The band's use of imagery and metaphors adds depth to the lyrics, making them more than just typical metal tropes.

Summary by Eric Pierson

Fresh Wounds Over Old Scars is an impressive album from Sorrower. The band's blend of different metal genres creates a unique sound that is both heavy and atmospheric. Fans of extreme metal will find plenty to enjoy here.