Ondskapt "Dödens Evangelium" CD

Descripción

Re-issue in crystal jewel case, 12 page booklet., full-color on 135g art paper, all assembled and sealed.

Dödens Evangelium" proves to be a lusterous black monument far transcending even their previous release which had been advertised as the "most evil album ever recorded". Evil yes, however in comparison, the second charred sacrificial offering from the fervent patriarchs of Ondskapt sinks to new oceanic depths of iniquity and total spiritual perversion possible through the medium of music. In listening to an album such as this, one must begin to wonder just how far further this concept could be taken.
The song structures here possess a greater forethought in their arrangement than the previous album. The guitars and bass are in a continuous state of serpentine slithering flux, being both often abrasive and hypnotic; obvious strategic aims of the composers/chanellers. The varied drums likewise seem more atuned to the violent mass of twirling or sawing riffage and feel a good deal more solid or rather, appropriate. The vocals are in a word... otherworldly... severly tormented and disturbed screams, moans, roars, gurgles, cries fomenting with appraent conviction a corrosive agenda unlike most.
"Dödens Evangelium" is of course standard fare and essential for any devotee of Svartysn, Funeral Mist, Ofermod, Watain, and the like. Although, I suspect this form of musically grounded extremism may be a serious turn off to those unilaterally interested in black metal a form of music only. In that sense, the title of the album is almost deceptive in the sense that this material would probably appeal to strictly those already corrupted and not serve as much an evangelical instrument.
Sample: youtube.com/watch?v=zvDvkbZMQX8&list=RDzvDvkbZMQX8&start_radio=1