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Serpent Temptation [ Vinyl / 12" Album Coloured Vinyl ]

Serpent Temptation

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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album Coloured Vinyl

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  • Released Date: 03 Nov 2023

  • Genre: Metal

Our Take

OPPROBRIUM takes us on a wild ride with their album "Serpent Temptation," available on eye-catching red vinyl for all you collectors out there. This Louisiana-based band brings a refreshing blend of death, thrash, and a touch of black metal to the table, making for a headbanging experience like no other.

From the moment the needle hits the groove, you're greeted with a whirlwind of ferocious riffs and thunderous drums that will have you moshing in your living room like it's a sweaty club gig. The production may be a bit raw, but that only adds to the gritty charm of this record.

Tracks like "Voices from the Grave" and "Border of Suffering" showcase the band's technical prowess, with blistering solos and punishing breakdowns that will leave you in a state of metal-induced euphoria. And let's not forget the guttural vocals that sound like they're coming straight from the depths of hell.

But what sets "Serpent Temptation" apart from your typical metal album is its unexpected moments of melody and dynamics. The haunting acoustic interludes sprinkled throughout add a layer of depth to the aggression, showing that OPPROBRIUM is not afraid to push the boundaries of their genre.

So grab your headphones, crank up the volume, and prepare to be enthralled by the dark magic of OPPROBRIUM. "Serpent Temptation" is a must-have for any metalhead looking to inject some chaos into their music collection.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. The Battle of Armageddon
2. Voices from the Grave
3. Sadistic Sinner
4. Incubus (Opprobrium)
5. Blaspheming Prophets
6. Hunger for Power
7. Serpent Temptation
8. Underground Killers

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Opprobrium

Ah, Opprobrium, the enigmatic metal duo hailing from the sweltering depths of New Orleans. Formed in the late '80s under the moniker Incubus, these brothers have been churning out some of the darkest, heaviest music the scene has ever seen. With their roots firmly planted in thrash and death metal, Opprobrium have carved out a unique niche for themselves with their uncompromising blend of ferocious riffs, relentless rhythms, and guttural vocals that could scare even the most hardened metalhead. Their latest release, "The Fallen Entities," sees them at the top of their game, delivering a sonic assault that is as brutal as it is hypnotic. From the blistering opener "Dark Days, Dark Times" to the epic closer "Innocturne" , Opprobrium showcase their mastery of their craft, seamlessly blending melodic hooks with bone-crushing heaviness. But don't let their fierce exterior fool you - offstage, these brothers are a pair of lovable goofballs, known for their wicked sense of humour and penchant for pulling pranks on unsuspecting tourmates. Whether they're trolling each other on social media or posting hilarious behind-the-scenes videos, Opprobrium's antics are just as entertaining as their music. So, if you're looking for a band that will make your ears bleed and your sides split, look no further than Opprobrium. With their killer tunes and killer jokes, these guys are the real deal. So crank up the volume, grab a beer, and prepare to have your mind melted by the unstoppable force that is Opprobrium.

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Opprobrium

Ah, Opprobrium, the enigmatic metal duo hailing from the sweltering depths of New Orleans. Formed in the late '80s under the moniker Incubus, these brothers have been churning out some of the darkest, heaviest music the scene has ever seen. With their roots firmly planted in thrash and death metal, Opprobrium have carved out a unique niche for themselves with their uncompromising blend of ferocious riffs, relentless rhythms, and guttural vocals that could scare even the most hardened metalhead. Their latest release, "The Fallen Entities," sees them at the top of their game, delivering a sonic assault that is as brutal as it is hypnotic. From the blistering opener "Dark Days, Dark Times" to the epic closer "Innocturne" , Opprobrium showcase their mastery of their craft, seamlessly blending melodic hooks with bone-crushing heaviness. But don't let their fierce exterior fool you - offstage, these brothers are a pair of lovable goofballs, known for their wicked sense of humour and penchant for pulling pranks on unsuspecting tourmates. Whether they're trolling each other on social media or posting hilarious behind-the-scenes videos, Opprobrium's antics are just as entertaining as their music. So, if you're looking for a band that will make your ears bleed and your sides split, look no further than Opprobrium. With their killer tunes and killer jokes, these guys are the real deal. So crank up the volume, grab a beer, and prepare to have your mind melted by the unstoppable force that is Opprobrium.

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