Review by Death8699 on October 7, 2019.

Definitely sounding like Death/Obituary mixed in there, this death metal act does a good job at keeping the listener entranced in awe of a slaughter of the eardrums. The riffs here are faster and furious than their latest, Devouring Mortality. I like their latest a bit more, the production quality is better sounding and the instruments are more augmented. This one is more of a death metal solely type of album whereas I think their latest was flirting more with melodic pieces.

I didn't bother with the lyrics, we're here to talk about the music itself. Though I've stated before, I don't care much for the vocals, but they fit better than their new one. It's just that you can hear them more on this one whereas their latest the music sort of drowns out the vocals. Here they're fitting and forthright. I think this is a quality death metal album with guitar riffs and drum-work all entirely worth a "B" average. I wouldn't go any higher. There's nothing really boring about this release. The compositions are quite well executed, especially the lead guitars. That's one thing I stress in a lot of death metal albums the leads aren't well played out. Well both the rhythm and leads are strong on here. The vocals are guttural but fitting. This one is a darker release than their latest. So, don't listen to it on your "down days." It's something that's really good to hear when you want to listen to some good death metal.

I downloaded this on Spotify, it's worth getting the physical copy though. But if you really want a better release than this, purchase their newest release Devouring Mortality. A definitely good death metal here that needs more publicity!

Rating: 8.5 out of 10