Osaleos "The Visit" CD

Sometimes, consciousness is the most terrifying of ghosts. Its power is such that it can make us see someone who is no longer in this world appearing to us. In the case of a young man named Mark, the torment began a few months ago. He had intense nightmares about his deceased father. The dreams became increasingly vivid, to the point where he couldn't distinguish what was real from what wasn't. The same scenes were always repeated. His father, in a strange gaseous form, would appear in the room. The appearance was terrifying. Millions of worms and flies would enter and exit his nose and mouth. Suddenly, he would pounce on him, entering his own body, controlling and consuming him. If he didn't put an end to the hallucinations, he would soon lose his mind completely...
Welcome to the universe of Osaleos.
Base Record Production released the new MCD by death metallers Osaleos, "The Visit," on September 6, 2019.
Their lineup is: Asier (vocals), Alex (guitar), Miguel (bass), Oscar (drums).
Honestly, I wasn't too impressed by the new album from the band from Castilla y León. However, they have something that many lack: freshness. Yes, my friends, the quartet practices the aforementioned style in a very personal way, ruthlessly introducing elements of Old School Hardcore and Thrash Metal while remaining a pure "Dead Metal" band. I don't know what you think, but putting together such a mix and making it not only successful but also original is a feat. For that alone, they've earned my complete respect and a positive rating at the end of the review. On a different note, and now moving on to the production, the sound is as amateurish as it is organic. As for the cover art... well, well... it has its charm.
Alex's guitar riffs are fast and intense. This man offers us fluid riffs, tremolo picking attacks, and double harmonies. The solos simply do their job.
There are no surprises in the vocal registers. This translates into growls and solo growls, without the use of clean vocals or anything unusual.
Oscar's way of pounding his drum kit could be described as authentic. It's a pleasure to encounter percussion that is sometimes unconventional but always solid.
I would highlight the devastating "Deja Vu." I guarantee that the adrenaline rush this tune will give you is priceless.
If you're looking for something different in this world, give this work a listen.

Sample: youtube.com/watch?v=C2mpxvGSaSM&t=143s