We are back with a renewed offensive, this time targeting commercially produced single by this particular entity, which I am not going to mention by name here. So go ahead, try and download it. See if you like it. I haven't been doing this in such a long time so I'm a bit rusty at the moment.
Before Celtic Frost were born, there were Hellhammer who were first anointed themselves as 'Hammerhead'. Along the way, bands like Bathory and Venom already established their own sound. For fans around the globe who by now are very well acquainted with the works of both Hellhammer and Celtic Frost, there is no doubt that the compilation set shown in the photo will surely appeal to you out there. A friend offered me to trade this awesome digibook along with two more CDs in exchange of my Absu collections, namely The Third Storm of Cythraul, The Sun of Tipareth and my ever precious Tara / In the Eyes of Ioldanach digipak reissue. Initially I was reluctant but considering the fact that I'm a huge fan of Hellhammer / Celtic Frost, I finally decided to let go those three records in return for this, Altars of Madness double disc reissue and Obsessed by Cruelty / In the Sign of Evil (South American pressing). I can say that I didn't regret my decision to trade my CDs. This whole package is just marvelous; it contains 2 discs compiling all the demos from Hellhammer formative years. It features some of my favorites and possibly fans worldwide such as Messiah, The Third of the Storm, Death Fiend and Triumph of Death; all in the rawest possible form just like the band intended it to be. If you call yourself a follower of Norwegian black metal who love the frostbitten blizzards of Darkthrone early works, the madness of Mayhem's Deathcrush and De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas, this compilation is obligatory in your possession. In fact, Euronymous took his name from a Hellhammer song 'Eurynomos', something that you should have known by now. Here I'm giving you the opportunity to listen to this great compilation in lossless digital format. As usual, go buy this record because it's a force to be reckon with.
Disc I (Satanic Rites demo, December 1983):
1. Intro 0:58
2. Messiah 4:18
3. The Third of the Storms (Evoked Damnation) 3:02
Nuff said; this is one of my favorite black death metal albums. It's filled with anger and rage, hatred and violence so vicious you feel like raping the repeat button. Bought together with the debut record, Exterminate is a must have record. You'll die a poseur because when you're still alive, you called yourself a metalhead but didn't have this album in your possession. Buy or die! The choice is yours.
Bought this record about a month ago. Yeah, I know right. This is Angelcorpse debut album released in 1996. Featuring massive wall of guitars and grinding drums, Angelcorpse first effort is worthy of praise. The overall barbarism exemplified through each song truly reflects the band's single minded approach on anti religious matter i.e. they want to kill your faith in God. Enough said. Buy this album if you have not done so. Don't solely rely on downloads alone.
Tracklist:
1. Consecration 5:15
2. Envenomed 4:59
3. When the Abyss Winds Return 2:37
4. Lord of the Funeral Pyre 4:11
5. Black Solstice 3:52
6. The Scapegoat 3:52
7. Soulflayer 3:48
8. Perversion Enthroned 4:26
9. Sodomy Curse 5:08
10. Burning in Hell (Possessed Cover) 2:28
11. Pleasure to Kill (Kreator Cover) 3:35
Total time: 43:57
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They returned last year with an eponymous third album. Some of you kvltists may raise the blades of trve while hell bent on decapitating me for listening to this band. I tell you something; you don't even know me. As poseur as it seems to you, this band right here is perhaps one of the few contemporary mainstream acts that I can count on. Then again, I'm not going to justify my reason for liking 3v4n35c3nc3 (encryption intended). The lead single is somewhat aggro; something that is perhaps new and decent to 3v4n35c3nc3. After I listened the preview of the whole album, I decided to go out and buy the record myself. Of course, the deluxe package with bonus DVD is a must for me. A very decent album with fresh sound on otherwise Goth laden piece. She learns to play harp on this album as well and the new drummer is amazingly energetic he should stay with the band for years to come. Letting him go will be their biggest mistake, trust me. The DVD section contains Behind the Scene, Photo Session, The Making of Music Video, two additional music videos as well as track by track breakdown hosted by 4my 733. So peeps, enjoy this and don't forget to buy the original. It's worth it!
If you haven't known this band but claimed yourself to be a metalhead, then you had better shoot yourself already. This is not for the weak of heart and surely not for poseurs. A legend by birth, Necrophobic are a band that had long career behind them. Often times their music is somewhat a cross between Dissection and Decameron while drawing heavier elements from both formations. Darkside is somewhat interesting and one of the songs with the title 'Nailing the Holy One' has guest vocal done by late Dissection frontman. At the same time, the song pays homage to their father figure Slayer by borrowing the ever iconic riffs from the song Raining Blood. Surely, this album is a must buy! Fuck poseurs!
Just returned from a long holiday. Well I'm still pretty much on holiday until graduation so I thought of sharing this piece of occult black metal with you lot. If you want to know what I have to say about this album, just check the reviews here. Nevertheless, this is not a record you want to mess with; it features the most frigid production ever in the history of black metal. Think of it like Immortal jamming underneath a permafrost with nothing on but vests, spikes, leather pants and boots and war paint. If you are trve, you will do everything in your power to make purchase. If you refused to do so, you're no better than those poseurs out there. Spent a good fortune just to grab this album.
Meet Bazzah, a monstrous group of black metal practitioners from Malaysia. The style of music they played is reminiscent of early Beherit with some Nordic influence, particularly the vocal parts. This band boasted a rather unusual membership in the making of this record; a total of eight individuals have contributed their part with distinctive touch of evilness on this album, making it as one of the most ambitious outputs to have ever come out from their native homeland, and perhaps the best of all there is. A report allegedly states that this debut has seen limited release of 300 copies, making it even harder to purchase. I am lucky to have one! Death is All I See... does not disappoint me. Every member's contribution is clearly heard unlike your mallcore dipshit fags Slipknot. There is bass, another one that is distorted, double vocals, grueling rhythm.. all of which make for the album holistic wicked nature. Buy or die, live not a poseur!
Without a doubt, this is one of the greatest black death metal albums of our time. Why? Have a listen and contemplate before you pass judgement. Better, buy the album if you really are true metalhead. Ripped from Norma Evangelum Diaboli first - press, this record is made available as regular jewel case CD and double gatefold 12" vinyl complete with A4 - size 16 - page booklet containing drawings in a multitude of languages. Initial release comes with matte booklet, exactly the version I have in my possession.
Previously I upped the .mp3 version with CBR. I feel that it's still necessary to include the lossless version so here we go again. This time the quality is way better. I don't have to introduce this band anymore. If you don't know them, you're better off dead. This is ripped from the digipak first press featuring alternative ground paintings for the front cover and back card. Buy this album or fuck off!
At the height of bestial metal craze, everyone turns their attention to bands that sported bullet belts, spikes and animal bones. One of the names that slowly gains cult following is Bestial Raids. This record is heavily packed with explosively charged munitions to be delivered onto populated area before being detonated at peak hours, where unsuspecting men, women and children gathered before a rabbi who is delivering his sermon, preaching Zionism and shit. As Prime Evil Damnation explodes, the high temperature blast wave flattens everything in its wake within thirteen miles radius. The damage from resulting explosion is immense; government and corporate facilities are blown to pieces. What's left of the synagogues is immediately consumed by fire. Crucifixes are broken, and effigy of Jesus Christ as well as Mother Mary melted into a puddle of molten iron, forming a concentrated pool of acid bath. Smells of charred, burning flesh thickened in the air. Skulls and bones powdered the perimeter of the city limit where the blast ends, leaving no hope to find any possible survivor in the ground zero. Bestial Raids truly are the architects of genocide and this album is no different. Go grab your copy now, or suffer a shameful death of your poseur life!
Released through The Ajna Offensive in the US, Fourth Reich is yet another blasphemous assault unleashed by Germany's own Katharsis. Their debut album bear striking resemblance to Under a Funeral Moon era Darkthrone, whose vocals and stylistic devotion seemed to make no mistake in trying to separate one from the other. As they progressed (or should I say transgress?) with time, their releases begin to take over misshapen forms, boasting epic track length and mind boggling musicianship. The lyrics penned by this band of terrorists are flowing incomprehensibly in the veins of kvlt based linguistics; a traits perhaps shared with fellow scenester from Portugal, Spain. Fourth Reich starts off with So Nails the Hearts, one of Katharsis lengthy tracks. However, the songs are carefully thought out and they are structured quite well, with discernible skeletal frames showing each note anatomy from head to toe. Behold the greatness of this mini CD in all its glory. Buy or die, you are born poseur...
Next up we have a relatively underground duo first known as Throne from 1996 until the new millennium. They later changed name to Throneum due to another band using the same moniker. I try to scour for their back catalog and older materials but somehow my contact was only able to turn up this record, which is still decent in my arrogant opinion as of now. The music reminds me of angry Canadian bands such as Revenge and Conqueror. Production wise, the album is reminiscent of early Sadus and From Beyond - era Massacre. If you are into old school stuff, this is the right album to die for! Poseurs: don't even dare to claim that you know this band, no you're not! So fuck off!
Behold the Swedish beasts of black metal called Watain who named themselves after a song by the ever influential Von. With the release of Lawless Darkness, the band continued on to further refine their song writing that has been clearly influenced by elements atypical to black metal formula. I can honestly say that Watain have nothing new to put on the table; this album follows similar production values and structure from Sworn to the Dark. Nevertheless, it is quite an entertaining black metal piece. The 14 - minute - long Waters of Ain is their most epic track to date featuring decent melodic solos with some riffs taken from Celtic Frost 'The Usurper'. You know this when you listen to it. Anyways, Watain do sell out these days but they still create good music unlike Cradle of Filth and Metallica who just cashed in on anything that corporate giants wanted them to emulate. I simply like this album. The digipak housing is very cool for a collector's item. If you are poseur, you won't buy this record but if you are true diehard fans, you will try your best to acquire a new copy regardless of the circumstances. Buy or die!
Track list:
1. Death's Cold Dark 5:29
2. Malfeitor 6:58
3. Reaping Death 5:07
4. Four Thrones 6:16
5. Wolves Curse 9:12
6. Lawless Darkness 6:08
7. Total Funeral 6:04
8. Hymn to Qayin 5:57
9. Kiss of Death 7:45
10. Waters of Ain 14:28
11. Chains of Death (Death SS Cover) [Hidden] 6:15
A well known masterpiece. Needless to say anything. My copy has sticker on the jewel case that says 'Remastered at Cutting Room Sweden'. Also includes a poster. You know you want one. Buy the album or die a poseur!
Track list:
1. Begravelsesnatt 2:32
2. Crushing the Scepter (Regaining a Lost Dominion) 3:23
You wouldn't want to download this one if you weren't already familiar with Vulcano. This is the 2008 reissue by Cogumelo Records featuring a second disc containing live footage taken from 1986. For further information, head over here. Bonus DVD features are not included for this particular download; buy the album. You mad bro?
Track list:
1. Dominions of Death 2:53
2. Spirits of Evil 3:38
3. Ready to Explode 1:37
4. Holocaust 3:46
5. Incubus 2:10
6. Death Metal 3:49
7. Voices from Hell 1:25
8. Bloody Vengeance 4:02
Total time: 22:20
Format: .flac
Quality: Lossless
Encoder Preset: -v0
Cue Sheet: Non - Compliant
Average Bitrate: 1121 Kbps
I have returned to provide you with this magnificent sophomore; The Return of the Darkness and Evil. Not much to say really, save for a fact that this is such a great album with minimal off beat drum tempos. Reissue version that combines 'Revelation of Doom' and 'Total Destruction' as well as 'The Rite of Darkness' with 'Reap of Evil'. Purchase this album, you wankers!
Track list:
1. Revelation of Doom / Total Destruction 7:17
2. Born for Burning 5:13
3. The Wind of Mayhem 3:11
4. Bestial Lust 2:37
5. Possessed 2:39
6. The Rite of Darkness / Reap of Evil 5:35
7. Son of the Damned 2:44
8. Sadist (Tormentor) 2:57
9. The Return of the Darkness and Evil 3:56
10. Outro 0:23
Total time: 36:32
Format: .flac
Quality: Lossless
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Cue Sheet: Non - Compliant
Huaargghh! So lazy to write so much now. Once a great death metal band from Malaysia; Suffercation seized the metal throne from fellow thrasher Cromok with the release of Day of Darkness in 1992. This ripped version here is taken from recent Blackwinds Production reissue on barebone digipak.
Tracklist:
1. Satan Cries 7:02
2. Death of the Immortality 4:17
3. Words of Insanity 5:54
4. Carnage of the Christ 3:06
5. Unseen Conspiracy 4:22
6. Belial Force 4:27
7. Unholy Ritual 4:51
8. The Ancient Lord 3:43
9. The Burning Souls 3:51
10. Darkest Hour 7:01
Total time: 48:34
Format: .flac
Quality: Lossless
Encoder Preset: -v0
Average Bitrate: 1043 Kbps
Cue Sheet: Non - Compliant
This is yet another personal favorite of mine. I don't want to explain it in detail. It's already late here at my place; 0042 past midnight. So basically this melodic blackened death outfit stands tall with the other two most important bands playing in similar vein. As for now, Ancient God of Evil is ripped to .flac perfection. This is the reissue on Regain Records containing two bonus tracks. Buy this album, if you really are true metal fans!
Tracklist:
1. Life Demise 4:00
2. Eye of the Grey Hound 4:31
3. Oceans of Time 5:55
4. Dead Calm 4:00
5. Mireille 2:37
6. The Depths of a Black Sea 3:54
7. Ruins 3:56
8. Dying Emotions Domain 4:47
9. Die Alone 5:25
10. Storms from the Skies of Grief 2:37
11. Outro 0:35
Total time: 42:17
Format: .flac
Quality: Lossless
Encoder Preset: -v0
Average Bitrate: 1105 Kbps
Cue Sheet: Non - Compliant
Enter 2012, where poseurs are now slowly moving toward the path of bestial war metal; going as far as to use 'OV' in between their abominable pseudonyms. I am 100% sure (certified and guaranteed by seasoned local veterans) that these motherfuckers are nothing short of being trendy by jumping onto the bandwagon like the rest of imbecile lot their age. All this started happening when Singapore's most successful metal band 'Impiety' began touring to East Malaysia and precisely Borneo Island. Having been infected with trendiness and poseurity, insolence asshwipes from Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei Darussalam are obviously jealous of Impiety's worldwide fame and achievement. Worst still in Brunei, some of these already poseur kids are also feeling the heat; before they were into black metal, citing Cradle of Filth and Dimmu Borgir as their primary listening habit. Later, when the 'core' crap took over the scene trendiness, every one of them listened to Lamb of God, As I Lay Dying, Killswitch Engage and the fucking likes. Between 2010 until late 2011, the same kids were fucking around, twiddling and sucking on their thumbs while masturbating to folk / Viking metal.
Then again, poseurs are poseurs; they still lacked the necessary knowledge to actually get what the fuck they were listening to. It's a shame, is not it? Most are uneducated enough to differentiate between shit and turd. To tell you the truth, bullshit like this runs rampant in my area where 'core' rules over the metal scene. One of them has absolutely zero tolerance upon listening to any song from Impiety; the very band that he looked up to and it is the same guy who rave day and night about bestial metal. I can't even begin to imagine what kind of feelings do I have for this mother-cunt-penetrator. He and his circle of foolish disciples have farted nothing but disgrace to my country. However, I rather see all of them asphyxiate in the swamp of immaturity (kids will always be kids, and they are fucking stupid) than rising to the top, becoming well respected metalhead because apparently they do not deserve to be called as such at the first place. They are the reason why us experienced elites detest the idea of having any ties with the so called 'metal scene'. No. It does not exist. Within our minds it doesn't. Never will. We gave up supporting young locals who revered themselves as fans of metal, only to discover that they are all but show. We still download and share audio files across the internet. Yes. But we are also determined collectors, working hard to purchase albums and authentic merchandise of our favorite bands. Our budget allocation has a fair share of reservoir for buying CDs, vinyls, tapes, patch as well as armors. Downloading is permissible in this country since it is almost impossible to get pressings in the local music stores. However, if there is a will there is a way, and excuse there shall be not. I hate those motherfuckers who download shit, burned the excrement onto cheap CD-R and then sell it as if their own. You know this when you see the word in caps lock 'RELEASE!'.
Enough with my rants, now let's focus on what I supposed to do here, which is to provide you with perfect self rip of The III Command of the Absolute Chaos; an album spewed forth by cult blackened death outfit Blasphemophagher. Now can you guess what the name literally means? Nah, I won't want to waste my time trying to help you figure it out. This is one of those CDs that I booked and purchased from a good friend of mine, with whom I have spent over BND$1,000 over the last year alone. Some are very hard to find and I won't tell you what those albums are. Okay, so this record is great both in sound and execution, boasting some of the most violent mutation form of black and death hybrid unmatched by your hobby band. The music is refreshing with all instruments combined together to form one solid wall of sound. Thanks to the good production, their bestiality is proven worthwhile in leaving carnage in the wake. Not one soul is spared, believe me when I say that it's true. If you happen to have the original compact disc, you can fool around with the booklet by reversing it inside out to see the alternate artwork bearing the band's logo and the album title. I did just that and I thought it looked pretty cool. The cartridge number for this release is ANTI-GOTH 199. It also states 'Cult of Nuclear Hell' as an extra track on the back card.
Tracklist:
1. Chaostorm of Atomization 4:54
2. Abominable Nuclear Penetration 3:22
3. Ritual of Disintegration 2:44
4. Entering the Expanding Plasma 4:50
5. Command of Pandemonic Forces 2:29
6. Genesis of the Antiworld 2:55
7. Lords of Death Continuum 2:39
8. Beyond Absolute Chaos 3:34
9. To Primordial Desolation 4:08
10. Cult of Nuclear Hell 2:20
Total time: 33:55
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Quality: Lossless
Encoder Preset: -v0
Average Bitrate: 1211 Kbps
Cue Sheet: Non - Compliant
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