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Abhorrent Oblation |
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Buy on: Bandcamp
Type: Demo
Release Date: March 19th, 2019
Label: Independent
Genre: Thrash
1.
Inmate
3.
Written In Blood
4.
Overcome
5.
Healing
6.
Fire, Walk With Me
7.
Angels
8.
Promises
9.
Victorious
10.
Free At Last
11.
Inexorable Path
12.
Lost In Words
13.
Out Of The Darkness
14.
Outmate
1.
Portrait
2.
What We Are Dying For
3.
Act II
4.
Sacrifice
5.
The Great Awakening
6.
End Of Time
7.
Finale
1.
Sumbolon
2.
Sans Appui Et Avec Appui
3.
Interludium
4.
As Flittermice As Satans Spys (Darkthrone Cover)
5.
Trinus Et Unus
6.
Abstinence
7.
Monumentum
8.
Misterium
9.
L'étrange Maison Haute Dans La Brume
10.
Ouverture
11.
Antéros
12.
Mystères De L'Artifex
13.
Iose
1.
Intro
2.
In Solitary Ruin
3.
Accursed Premonition
4.
The Mournful Refusal
5.
Pavor Nocturnus
6.
Antithesis Of Light
7.
The Last Of Vitality
1.
Intro
2.
From The Past Comes The Storms
3.
To The Wall
4.
Escape To The Void
5.
Inquisition Symphony
6.
Screams Behind The Shadows
7.
Septic Schizo
8.
The Abyss
9.
R.I.P. (Rest In Pain)
10.
Troops Of Doom
1.
Infernal Baptism (Intro)
2.
Order Of Battle
3.
Satanik Annihilation Kommando
4.
Satan's Kult Of Terror
5.
Scourge Of Wormkind
6.
Final Solution
7.
Duty Fulfillment
8.
Possessed By Fire
10.
The Aftermath (Outro)
2.
Demonizing The Ancient Lore
3.
Discastery Ruin
Review by Adam on March 21, 2001.
Before the Roadrunner deal, Sepultura were still a band who could afford very little and couldn't even tour outside their homeland. This cd shows a lot of maturity in the bands music and the production is much better this time around. The songs are heavy but also have a little catchiness to them as well. This is a great thrash record and is very impressive for still a relatively young band. Andreas Kisser joined the band prior to the recording of this album and his talent shine through on this release as well. The intensity is up a notch and the quality is too. If the band only knew what was in store for them for the next album...(see review for Beneath The Remains)
Bottom Line:Great speed/thrash metal cd. Any and all Sepultura fans need this album!
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
Review by Adam on March 21, 2001.
Before the Roadrunner deal, Sepultura were still a band who could afford very little and couldn't even tour outside their homeland. This cd shows a lot of maturity in the bands music and the production is much better this time around. The songs are heavy but also have a little catchiness to them as well. This is a great thrash record and is very impressive for still a relatively young band. Andreas Kisser joined the band prior to the recording of this album and his talent shine through on this release as well. The intensity is up a notch and the quality is too. If the band only knew what was in store for them for the next album...(see review for Beneath The Remains)
Bottom Line:Great speed/thrash metal cd. Any and all Sepultura fans need this album!
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
Review by Adam on March 21, 2001.
Before the Roadrunner deal, Sepultura were still a band who could afford very little and couldn't even tour outside their homeland. This cd shows a lot of maturity in the bands music and the production is much better this time around. The songs are heavy but also have a little catchiness to them as well. This is a great thrash record and is very impressive for still a relatively young band. Andreas Kisser joined the band prior to the recording of this album and his talent shine through on this release as well. The intensity is up a notch and the quality is too. If the band only knew what was in store for them for the next album...(see review for Beneath The Remains)
Bottom Line:Great speed/thrash metal cd. Any and all Sepultura fans need this album!
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.