Satanic Blasphemies
Satanic Blasphemies
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Our Take
Our Take
When it comes to blackened death metal, NECROPHOBIC certainly knows how to deliver the goods. With their re-issue of "The Nocturnal Silence" in 2022, this Swedish band continues to showcase their mastery of the genre.
From the moment you press play, you are transported into a dark and sinister world filled with relentless riffs, thunderous drumming, and guttural vocals that will send shivers down your spine. The band's ability to seamlessly blend melodic passages with ferocious aggression is truly impressive, creating a dynamic listening experience that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
Tracks like "Awakening..." and "The Nocturnal Silence" showcase NECROPHOBIC's ability to craft intricate and memorable songs that linger in your mind long after the album has finished. The musicianship on display here is top-notch, with each member of the band delivering a stellar performance that contributes to the overall dark and haunting atmosphere of the record.
Overall, "The Nocturnal Silence" re-issue is a must-have for any fan of blackened death metal. NECROPHOBIC has proven once again that they are masters of their craft, and this album is a testament to their skill and dedication to the genre. So grab your headphones, dim the lights, and prepare to be engulfed in the chilling embrace of NECROPHOBIC's dark symphony.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Slow Asphyxiation (Demo 1990)
2. Realm of Terror (Demo 1990)
3. Retaliation (Demo 1990)
4. Sacrificial Rites (Demo 1991)
5. Unholy Prophecies (Demo 1991)
6. Inborn Evil (Demo 1991)
7. Shadows of the Moon (EP 1992)
8. The Ancients Gate (EP 1992)
9. Father of Creation (EP 1992)
10. Infernal Souls (Rehearsal 1989)
11. Realm of Terror (Rehearsal Demo 1989)
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Necrophobic
Necrophobic may have a name that sends chills down your spine, but this Swedish death metal band is anything but scary—in person, that is. Formed in 1989, Necrophobic are pioneers of the melodic blackened death metal scene, blending brutal riffs with haunting melodies in a way that will leave you headbanging and reaching for the nearest crucifix. Led by vocalist Tobias Sidegård, Necrophobic have been terrorizing stages around the world for over three decades, earning a reputation as one of the most intense live acts in the scene. With a discography that boasts seven studio albums, including classics like "The Nocturnal Silence" and "Darkside," Necrophobic have solidified their place as legends in the underground metal community. Their latest release, "Mark of the Necrogram," sees the band at the top of their game, delivering a masterclass in blackened death metal that will leave you wanting more. From the ferocious guitar solos to Sidegård's guttural vocals, Necrophobic's music is a sonic assault on the senses that will have you coming back for more. So, if you're looking for a band that will make you bang your head until your neck hurts and leave you questioning your own mortality, look no further than Necrophobic. Just make sure you have a crucifix handy—you never know when you might need it.
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