The Horrors of Satan
The Horrors of Satan
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Our Take
Our Take
DENIAL OF GOD's latest offering, "The Horrors Of Satan," is a spine-chilling journey into the dark depths of the occult. From the moment the haunting intro track kicks in, you know you're in for a devilishly good time.
The band's ability to mix black metal with gothic rock influences creates a sound that is truly unique. Each track is like a macabre story unfolding before your very ears, with eerie vocals and brooding guitar riffs that will send shivers down your spine.
It's clear that DENIAL OF GOD have embraced their demonic side on this album, with lyrics that explore themes of death, darkness, and of course, Satan himself. But fear not, dear listener, for there is a twisted sense of humour that runs throughout the album, adding a touch of light to the darkness.
Standout tracks include "The Curse of the Witch" and "Coven of the Minotaur," both of which showcase the band's musical prowess and ability to create a truly immersive listening experience. Whether you're a seasoned metalhead or just dipping your toes into the underworld of black metal, "The Horrors Of Satan" is an album that demands to be heard.
In conclusion, DENIAL OF GOD have crafted a devilishly good album that will leave you spellbound. So light your candles, draw your pentagrams, and prepare to be taken on a wild ride through the dark side of music. Hail Satan!
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. The Coming
2. The Curse of the Witch
3. The Witch - Now a Restless Spirit
4. The Book of Oiufael
5. Cycle of the Wolf
6. The Iron Gibbet
7. A Night in Transylvania
8. To the Devil
9. The Horrors of Satan
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Denial Of God
Formed in Denmark in 1991, the enigmatic and devilishly charming trio known as DENIAL OF GOD have been causing quite the stir in the black metal scene with their unique blend of sinister melodies and occult-themed lyrics. Led by the mysterious frontman Ustumallagam, whose theatrical stage presence and haunting vocals transport you to a realm of darkness and despair, DENIAL OF GOD have carved out a niche for themselves in a genre known for its extremity. Their sound is a cacophony of eerie riffs, thunderous drums, and spine-chilling atmospherics that will have you reaching for the nearest crucifix. But don't be fooled by their macabre imagery - beneath the surface lies a depth and complexity that sets them apart from their peers. With a discography that spans over two decades, including cult classics like "The Horrors of Satan" and "Death and the Beyond," DENIAL OF GOD have cemented their status as legends in the underground metal scene. But what truly sets DENIAL OF GOD apart is their commitment to their artistry. From their elaborate stage shows to their meticulously crafted albums, every detail is carefully thought out to create a complete and immersive experience for their fans. So, if you're looking for a band that will transport you to the depths of hell and back, look no further than DENIAL OF GOD. Just be sure to bring a crucifix and some holy water - you never know what evil forces you might encounter along the way.
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