Svlfvr "Diabolic Ritual Of Steel" CD

Svlfvr is a Brazilian band playing fast, aggressive black/death metal. Their music is built on simple, heavy riffs, quick pacing, and sharp, loud vocals. There are no atmospheric interludes or long intros — everything is direct and delivered at high speed. The band focuses on energy and cohesion, allowing their tracks to maintain strong momentum from start to finish. This is a group for those who enjoy metal that is straightforward, intense, and consistent.

SVLFVR – „Diabolic Ritual of Steel” is an album that from the very first second smells not so much of sulfur as of an authentic hunger for destruction. It’s material that doesn’t try to pretend it’s “oldschool” – it simply is, as if someone had accidentally found a dusty tape from the late eighties and only turned up the brutality knob. The sound is raw but not chaotic. The guitars carry that characteristic, sawing sharpness that makes the riffs cut like rusty blades. The drums don’t chase technical showmanship; they strike evenly, with mechanical precision, as if the ritual were meant to continue until everything around is burned to the ground. Most impressive, however, are the vocals – unpretentious, rough, perfectly immersed in the blasphemous black-thrash aesthetic. SVLFVR doesn’t discover new lands, but it does something more important: it reminds us why this genre is still alive. There’s no calculation here, no attempt to please the scene. „Diabolic Ritual of Steel” is a manifesto of uncompromising intent, an album recorded out of passion (and hatred), not obligation. Is this a record for everyone? Absolutely not. It’s a release for those who want to feel metal in its most primal form – like hot ash spilling onto your hands. If that’s what you’re looking for, SVLFVR delivers without mercy.

Sample:  youtube.com/watch?v=dH0O-s5j9vE