Struggle (Six Feet Deep album) cover." Six Feet Deep Production Art Struggle (Six Feet Deep album) Struggle is the debut full-length album by the Christian metal band, Six Feet Deep. Bradley Torreano from AllMusic writes: "Suffering from an unfortunate lack of melody, Six Feet Deep's pounding "Struggle" is a muddled blend of New York-style hardcore punk and the murky riffing of sludge metal. Although the material is charged with plenty of venom, the repetitive riffing and overall tone deserve better hooks than what is offered here. The hoarse yelps and roars attached to every song begin to wear out the listener through time, eventually rendering
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