Impious - Death Domination |
Published November 20 2009
|
|
|
Abomination Glorified* |
| Genre | Death Metal |
Martin Åkesson
|
Vocals
|
| Tracks | 10 |
Valle Adzic
|
Guitar
|
| Runningtime | 36 Min. |
Robin Sörqvist
|
Guitar
|
| Label | Metal Blade |
Erik Peterson
|
Bass
|
| Release | 20 November 2009 |
Mikael Norén
|
Drums
|
| Country | Sweden |
-
|
Keyboard
|
| Similar artists | Behemoth, Arch Enemy, Nile | ||
Here's a mistake I won't commit again - never stop expecting good albums before the year's end. Impious "Death Domination" is just that - a very good album from a band that has scoops of confidence in what they are doing. And why shouldn't they? "Death Domination" is just oozing with songs written by a bunch of really competent musicians that are performing at a very high level.
If I were to tick things off my this-is-a-good-death-metal-album list I could easily fill in the boxes next to growling from hell, stringwork to die for, blasting drums and a solid heavier than concrete clad in led bassperformance. The astounding skill of each musician aside - these guys certainly knows how to write good songs. A current favourite is "And The Empire Shall Fall" with some fantastic drumming from Mikael Norén.
Good songs by a bunch of really talented musicians makes listening to "Death Domination" a pure pleasure. Slightly reminiscent of Behemoth's latest offering as well as the old school death metal that came out of Sweden in the beginning of the 1990's paired with the modern meatiness in the production this record should not disappoint any listener of quality metal.
|
Performance
|
Originality
|
Production
|
Vocals
|
Songwriting
|
|
8 |
6 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
|
Summary
|
||||
|
8 chalices of 10 - Martin |
||||
|
Related links: |
 |