This German death metal-outfit is also defined as 'death 'n' roll' on the internet, and I can agree with that. Continue To Kill is Debauchery's 6th full length album and consists of 13 slamming tracks and one Slayer cover.

The 'roll' influences are noticable on tracks like 'Hard Rockin', 'Metal on Metal' and 'King of Killing' but to me they sound more like a cheesy AC/DC riff with death metal vocals on top of it. This could be done in a more creative way! I bet it works out great live but it needs 'more metal' to fit in with the rest of the tracks. Good thing that this band excels in slamming out fast death metal tracks. Tracks like 'Blood God Rising' and 'Continue to Kill' are 100% full on death metal assaults, the way only Germans seem to be able to do it; You can interpret that any way you want. 'Warfare' could be a Pantera track, with it's typical Dimebag-ish simple but effective riffing. 'Mincing Machine' would probably qualify for a hardrock track if it didn't have the gutteral singing we all love (or hate). Closer 'Walking Glory Road' is an almost Maiden-esque track with dual leads and melodies in it. Hmm.

This disc is worth checking out if you're a death metal fan and if you're not afraid of a few weird influences. The band is in excellent form, and the tracks have that right mix of heavy, slamming groovy riffs and fast doublebass sections to get your head moving. Spice it up with some thrashy sections and you`ll have a nice kicking mix of German death metal. The band doesn't need a Slayer cover, and if the album had a few less cheesy rock 'n' roll tracks (or would mix it up in a better way) it would be even more in your face. Good stuff!