Spectral Wound - A Diabolic Thirst
Be aware! Hell is coming to your headphones and it is uglier, vicious than the year 2020.
After Infernal Decadence (2015) Canadian Black metallers feed our Diabolic Thirst and put an album that has the potential to be the best black metal album of the year.
Standouts: Soul Destroying Black Debauchery, Mausoleal Drift, Diabolic Immanence
Overall: 95/100
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The Hell's first-child Imperial Saison Noire blasts our ears with fast, vicious, melodic
riffs and the vocals of Jonah’s which puts all the elements one level above.
You can feel the heat, freshness at every second. Unlike the black metal’s
repetitive side, repetitiveness is not a subject throughout the album. Almost
every minute on every song you can hear a new incredibly well-written riff that
blows your mind.
Soul Destroying Black Debauchery apart from its
wonderful name can be a national anthem for all those Canadian Black Metal
scenes. It is one of the most stand-out song in the album for me, with
incredible fast-paced riffs, the harmony of all instruments.
Then
with an opening like anthem drums and slow-paced vicious guitars Mausoleal Drift, let us breathe a little bit in this journey and
surrounds us with its dark theme. The guitars and drums harmony at their best
with this classic black metal song. The other half of the song welcomes us
again with blast-beating drums and face-paced riffs. Ends with a war chant drum
almost saying like congratulations, if you could come this far, you are a
member of a hell afterward.
Fair Lucifer, Sad Relic but happy us.
Baptism continues with the blast beats, harsh vocals, energetic riffs. At the
half of the song you may be, clearly, can’t stop without headbanging for sure.
Sick riffing climbs to the top towards to end.
Musical
orgasm reaches the climax with Diabolic
Immanence, incredible riffs,
drums crushing through our ears. Spectral Wound puts a masterclass work of art,
shows everybody how Professional they are with their instruments one by one.
This is one of the best black metal albums of the year. Every black metal
listener should listen to this art.
After Infernal Decadence (2015) Canadian Black metallers feed our Diabolic Thirst and put an album that has the potential to be the best black metal album of the year.
Standouts: Soul Destroying Black Debauchery, Mausoleal Drift, Diabolic Immanence
Overall: 95/100
The Hell's first-child Imperial Saison Noire blasts our ears with fast, vicious, melodic
riffs and the vocals of Jonah’s which puts all the elements one level above.
You can feel the heat, freshness at every second. Unlike the black metal’s
repetitive side, repetitiveness is not a subject throughout the album. Almost
every minute on every song you can hear a new incredibly well-written riff that
blows your mind.
Soul Destroying Black Debauchery apart from its
wonderful name can be a national anthem for all those Canadian Black Metal
scenes. It is one of the most stand-out song in the album for me, with
incredible fast-paced riffs, the harmony of all instruments.
Then
with an opening like anthem drums and slow-paced vicious guitars Mausoleal Drift, let us breathe a little bit in this journey and
surrounds us with its dark theme. The guitars and drums harmony at their best
with this classic black metal song. The other half of the song welcomes us
again with blast-beating drums and face-paced riffs. Ends with a war chant drum
almost saying like congratulations, if you could come this far, you are a
member of a hell afterward.
Fair Lucifer, Sad Relic but happy us. Baptism continues with the blast beats, harsh vocals, energetic riffs. At the half of the song you may be, clearly, can’t stop without headbanging for sure. Sick riffing climbs to the top towards to end.
Musical
orgasm reaches the climax with Diabolic
Immanence, incredible riffs,
drums crushing through our ears. Spectral Wound puts a masterclass work of art,
shows everybody how Professional they are with their instruments one by one.
This is one of the best black metal albums of the year. Every black metal
listener should listen to this art.
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