Blackened'n'Deathed Black Death Metal

Blackened'n'Deathed Black Death Metal

Evangelion (Audio CD)

Customer Review

Nergal is derived from the Sumerian-Akkadian religion deity of the underworld and death. Well a sure-fire pseudonym for Adam Michal Darski, the mastermind of Polish Black- u. Death metal band Behemoth. But for some reason it is necessary to highlight such a band that genre? If you consider that Behemoth was enthroned at number one on the Polish charts, this band moves defensively in a black light. Founded in 1991, the respective band members fought dressed in leather armor and arsenal of several albums, at the reverse top of the cross. Apparently follow the first chart positions are not always the half chord and 'Boom Boom CH' rhythmic schemes.

Evangelion is the latest work from the blazing forge behemoths. Nine songs were rightly hammered at great expense on the anvil. In this case samples was dispensed with entirely. Whether it is the trumpet quintet, or the various exotic stringed instruments, all of which were imported. The firming foundation was laid by the brutal Hell Artillery of rhythm. An almost inhuman skills will be offered on this album. The speed that is similar to the synchronization of a machine gun and variety is awesome. Those in perfect harmony with the alternating slow melodies and driving guitar riffs. Here a fine touch of oriental influences was occasionally integrated. Also virtuoso guitar solos can be found in the cooled steel again. A guttural vocals than black curtain still was placed over this album Finally. This so-called throat singing rounds this off perfectly. Be it what instrument was always touched by Behemoth, it is found the attention to detail. The booklet also includes information that would probably like to be ripped out of some people from the history book. Lyrically it is necessary to prepare for provocative and anti-social statements. Behemoth presents other ideas, Behemoth does not force on. Evangelion is in which the crosses rotate an excellent album of its genre arbitrarily south.