DevilDriver’s apocalyptic second release “The Fury of Our Maker’s Handâ€? makes vocalist and lyricist’s Dez Fafara’s former act Coal Chamber look like Rainbow Brite. Don’t get me wrong. Coal Chanber was fun. But Devildriver is much more fierce. They exhibit admirable technical prowess on all instrumental fronts and decidedly vicious vocals. Altogether, they reflect a black metal style laced with hardcore groove and brutality. There seems to be a Scandinavian metal influence as well as the ubiquitous Pantera strain in some places. By grace of these virtues they have already received accolades via word-of-mouth by some in the Israeli metal community, specifically from guitarists. Definitely recommended.