Denomination - They Burn As One [2022] (Review)
Death Metal
Country: Germany
Release Date:
February 24th, 2022
Label:
Independent
Invoking disgusting imagery through
both the lyrics and sound, it seems as if the album has been carefully
crafted with the straightforward purpose of being in your face and beating you
up relentlessly. It is a badass, heavily equipped with brutal, energy fueled
tracks that will destroy those unprepared without forgetting about detail,
funky rhythm and hints of melodicism as the brains are splattered throughout
the place.
If the sound of the HM-2 ripping
through flesh is your thing, as it is mine, this album cannot go ignored.
Though perhaps it suffers from being a bit too organized in its chaos, (the
blood has been cleaned after the murder) the sound can feel a bit too clean to
a few rotten ears prefering an older, rawer and messier sound. Aside from that,
it does its job at chainsawing through the already messed up brains that seek
for relief in the tormenting distorted noise and is highly recommended to
worshippers of the old and revival schools of the Swedish style such as
Entombed, Dismember, In Pain, Under the Church, Maim, Bloodbath, Lik.
Rated: 8/10
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