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I'd actually only
recently heard these purveyors of Slovakian death metal for the first time,
and welcomed the opportunity to be destroyed for a second time with this new
album. It's started off deceptively, with a very relaxed instrumental intro
leading into a spasm of violent metal. "Shunning Sweetness of Revenge" has
some tasty leads supplied by now former guitarist Martin Oravec, who has since
been replaced by Adam, according to the liner notes. Some of the more chaotic
parts of "Infected Bastard Planet" reminded me of Colombians Internal
Suffering, and, like their latest album, things here slipped into tedium
without a standout section after some time. This standout came in the form of
a riff, in the song "Mitgefangen Mitgehangen", which revitalized my
receptivity to the album. "Tedd Deireadh" contains ample guitar heroics,
with some dark shadows adding an evil vibe to it. The 10 songs are topped off
with a Kataklysm cover from their chaotic Sylvain Houde days, which I'd wager
Nomenmortis were heavily influenced by, as their music also takes some
disjointed twists and turns in its bloody path forwards. Singer Martin Lukac
seems to have a lot to say, judging by the deep and many lyrics. The future
looks bright for Nomenmortis. FAVORITE TRACKS: Mitgefangen Mitgehangen, Tedd
Deireadh.
| Tracklist |
1. On Silent |
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Waves Of Terror 2. Stunning Sweetness Of Revenge 3. Infected |
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Bastard Planet 4. Dead Generation Of The Millennium Hysteria 5. |
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Steel Wind Symphony 6. Mitgefangen Mitgehangen 7. Last Dawn Of |
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The Cursed 8. Something Almost Buried 9. Tedd Deireadh |
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10. The Awakener |
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