Deviser "Unspeakable Cults" CD Slipcase with bonustrack!!

re-issue of 1996 debut with bonus track, Brazilian import, official re-release

Deviser is one of those Greek bands who play from the heart and have no intent on selling or being famous or showing off unnecessary elements to be "BAD" or "EVIL". With that said, I can easily say these Greeks create one of the most original sound to come out of Europe. Mixing Heavy Metal elements with very Epic passages they bring forth a very complete full length. By complete I mean, including all elements extreme music can deliver; female vocals, keyboards, excellent bass, excellent guitar work, clean vocals, screeches, blasts, tempo changes, great atmospheres and best of all, flawless production.
Starting off with a very simple track as a way of saying GET READY FOR THIS BITCHES!!! Simple but very catchy and creative. As the song kicks in you hear female vocals but at first you don’t know if its a piano or some sort of instrument because of the way it all comes together, its just unearthly. After this song we go to the purity of this band bringing an amazing masterpiece, also including female vocals. The tempo and rhythm changes here are just beautiful, that’s the word, BEAUTY. It all comes together to form one of the most powerful songs on this album. After this, we hear a song from the demo which by production and musicianship gets even better. The melodies here are infallible setting you into a very comfortable mood. After this song they show how special their musicianship is by delivering 4 new incredible songs, one of them a great instrumental. It really tells you how much thought they put into it as an instrumental since you can’t really imagine any vocals for it. The other 3 songs is where all the imagination goes. Very progressive and flow on a very elegant manner. The bass really stands out with very jazz based bass lines. Following comes the remake of another song from their demo, making it sounds just better, like the other one. Adding some extra riffing to it and some keyboards it takes the song to a next level. Then we have another great new song and an outro.
Lyrically these guys talk about the same old Satanist topic but its done on a very poetic manner, not on the immature and highschool-angry way American bands do it so that’s why I still give them the 100. I recommend this band, and specially this album, to any of you who would like to know the meaning of Elegancy!

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