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Track 7 Maniac Butcher cover, raw black metal for fans of JUDAS ISCARIOT, NARGAROTH, KRIEG...
What we have here is a (very successful) alliance of Greeks and Czechs, a deviously hellish masterpiece of relentless back metal. The joined forces have worked wonders. The musical genius of Skylepthis (also known for his work on Eschaton and other bands) blends perfectly with the demoniacal vocals of Barbarud Hrom (from Maniac Butcher) resulting in a colossal album reminiscent of the first wave of Norwegian black metal (although it was recorded more than a decade later), alas with much more melody and epic feeling.The riffs are the first thing that stick in your mind. Fast, melodic, heavy and barbarous, fill the whole album with repetitive sequences. You won't find complex song structures, you won't find female vocals, symphonic or avant-garde sounds. What you will find is intense, ravaging and merciless black metal. And this is the beauty of this album, Gottlos concentrate on a few things and they do them extremelly well. Take drumming for instance. Bloodthirsty, an incessant pounding machine that supports the bass and the riffs with religious reverence. Bass? You got it. It's not distinct (which black metal album is it distinct on?) but it's there, instilling the black metal feeling with persistent and emphatic repetition. Everything in this album reeks of authenticity and true-ness.Is it a masterpiece? Well, this is a matter of preferences but if it isn't, it's very close to one. Is it worth the money? It definitely is. Get it if you want to have one more diamond in your record-case.
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