So after giving Dischordia's first release _Creator, Destroyer_ a few listens, I've found an album with some potential that can shape the scene a little differently. I am however a bit cautious in using the word potential, because _Creator, Destroyer_ on its own is not a game-changer by any means. It's an EP that clocks in at around twenty-two minutes and presents four tracks with various influences sprinkled around. One can find traces of Meshuggah, hardcore, and the odd grind segment thrown for added potency. _Creator, Destroyer_ hardly lets up, save for that clean section a minute into "Radioactive Iodine 121". The heaviness is on a level you'd expect from a band citing Dying Fetus and Decapitated as some of the influences.

Opening cut "Creator, Destroyer" is a straightforward track with a penchant for classic gore influenced metal. The aforementioned album closer "Radioactive Iodine 121" would have to be the stand-out track for me, because it's the only one that shows off the band's influences without having any segments that can be traced in a moment of suspicion to another band. There are no revelations here, and if you're not a death metal fan, I wouldn't recommend you start through Dischordia. This is however a bright beginning from a band that has the potential to make a big name for itself on the American, and maybe in the future, the international metal scene.