Noctem   Oblivion
4.1
excellent
Release Date: 2011
Tracklist

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4.5 superbfanthrashtic | March 15th 12

The album OBLIVION opens with a tribalish intro "popol voh". Two minutes into the second track "the arrival of the false gods" and "speed" and "intensity" is what comes to one's mind. A catchy,gripping riff with hints of technicality and a flurry of impossible-seeming blastbeats and describe the song or well rather the entire album. I happened to have accidentally stumbled on this album and oh boy, am i glad i did. This album is pure energy and intensity from start to end consisting of crunchy,breakneck speed,totally memorable riffs. There are no weak tracks in this album....some parts may sound a bit weak because of the strength of the stronger ones...if u get what i mean. And yeah, its of course instantly clear once you start listening, that these guys get their influence from bands like Behemoth,Emperor etc. Some people might complain that they sound a bit too much like behemoth, but actually though having heavy influences from the latter, they succeed in maintaining their originality.
And a special mention about the drummer because he makes u feel like a ***ing fleet of buses rammed right into u.SO, to sum it up, if u are a fan of extreme metal, death or melodic or grind do not pass up on this album.Its ***ing brutal yet groovy!!

Standout tracks : almost all!!!! but my favs include invictus,arrival of the false gods,sons of hun vucub and unredemption.

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4.5 superbRugal1945 | October 4th 16
5.0 classicfallenstars | June 6th 15
4.0 excellentthemadavenger | October 20th 14
3.5 greatTjaarda | March 18th 14
4.0 excellentCakeWithCream | October 28th 12
4.5 superbrjchaidez | June 6th 12
3.5 greatWarpt | March 3rd 12
3.0 goodalsid | November 5th 11

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