Necrophagia ‎"Black Blood Vomitorium" CD

On this record the band continued to play in the vein of "Holocausto De La Morte". This time the music is a little bit more aggressive and faster (look "They Dwell Beneath") but the core is the same and for sure if these tracks had been mixed with the content of the second LP you wouldn't have even noticed any incoherence.
The similarities between these two releases doesn't end on general character of music. Even the construction is very congenial. The first example can be tracks ("Children Of The Vortex" and "They Dwell Beneath" mentioned earlier) - the shortest and most violent ones, sound like they resemble two parts of the same story. Another can be outros ("Hymns Of Divine Suicide" and "Black Blood Vomitorium") - both being some kind of slowly spoken parts performed by schizo individuals. The connections with band's earlier works don't end here. There's even some exact quotation from debut's "Ancient Slumber" in "It Lives In The Woods". It fits nicely and is one of the reasons to listen very carefully - in other case you might miss some nuances. Lyrics are of course references to horror movies (in this case "Evil Dead", "The Beyond"). They developed the sickness of music very well. I have no doubt about Killjoy's very serious approach to this matter.
The only complaint I have is the length of this release. It's understandable because of the format but it could be a few minutes longer.
All in all: content of this EP won't be any astonishment for everyone who already know a directly preceding release ("Holocausto..."). It's rather predictable successor, some sort of supplement, but still absolutely worth checking out. Too bad it was the last one done in that line up...

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