Artist: Dementor
Label: Osmose Productions
Release Date: 2001
Rating: 4 Skulls
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Title: Enslave the Weak Artist: Dementor Label: Osmose Productions Release Date: 2001
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Submitted by Pestilence (2/21/01):
Pure chaotic evil (of the Satanic - or sorry, the anti-Christian kind; nothing to do with Dungeons and Dragons, you dorks). Death metal straight from Slovakia it is. Falsetto guitar punctuation accents and transcends boundaries between evil and discordant, yet alluringly enchanting passages, kind of like being dragged to Hell without any kicking or screaming. You like Morbid Angel do you? So do the anti-Christians of the Eastern Block. "Feeding The Fire" sounds like it could have been a Covenant-era Morbid Angel b-side, except this one's got REALLY demonic vocals. As do all the rest. You know? Winds of chaos broken only by guitar riffs that infect the soul. Corruption is a good thing. Spooky, demonic intros lead off several tracks ("Enslave The Weak", "Inverted Darkness" and "Killing Christians") adding to the evil overtones that will have you replacing the furniture. From spooky to downright incinerating, "Inverted Darkness" is a sludgecore-a-thon in action my friends. Brutalizing double bass is found everywhere. As a matter of fact that is one very distinct item about this album. The skins are sick man! Slammin, it up and Groovin, it down. Basically, this guy's warp drive goes from 1 to 50 and it's all good! Once again... you know? Eerie harpsichord (I guess anyway) sounds leading into a "Clockwork Orange"-like world where the riffs make almost TOO perfect sense. You certainly will not forget the experience of "Killing Christians"! Evil death metal etched from stream of consciousness, loosely formed around brutal and abrupt... well, metal! Sort of like this review I guess. Duhrr! This one is guaranteed to take you straight to Hell. See you there.
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