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DEATH WORSHIP - Extermination Mass - LP (Black) + Poster
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DEATH WORSHIP - Extermination Mass - LP (Black) + Poster
Country of origin:Canada
Genre:Black/Death Metal
Label: Nuclear War Now! Productions
Side A
1. Abomination Storm
2. Evocation Chamber
3. Holocaust Altar
Side B
4. Superion Rising
5. Desolation Summoning
6. The Chaos Trance
Description by C. Conrad)
Back in 2013, when the imposing specter of Death Worship first surreptitiously announced its impending presence, the collective response from those who witnessed its blasphemous annunciation was one of sheer anticipation. During the ensuing three years in which the band has meticulously crafted the final touches on its debut recording, that well-deserved anticipation slowly morphed to a palpable degree into impatience and even disbelief in the project’s eventual outcome. Now, with the long-awaited release of its “Extermination Mass” MLP, Death Worship is certain to silence the Johnny-come-latelies who have not endured long enough to recognize that the most worthy monuments are those that were not conceived of and erected overnight. Invoked by the ‘Deathlord of Abomination and War Apocalypse’ (aka R. Förster of Conqueror/Blasphemy), performing all six- and four-stringed strangulations and lead vocals, and joined by ‘Nocturnal Grave Desecrater and Black Winds’ (Blasphemy) on additional vocals and J. Read (Conqueror/Revenge) on session percussion, the collective pedigree of Death Worship’s members is second to none. Naturally, the initial anticipation of and later impatience for this release are a direct result of the legacies that these musicians have established through their current and former bands, and those who had hoped for a comparable result are not to be dissatisfied. Combining the utter violence of Conqueror and Revenge with the songwriting insensibilities of Blasphemy, “Extermination Mass” achieves a perfect balance among the three bands with whom its members are most closely associated. R. Förster’s songwriting is very much aligned with that of Blasphemy, and it is characterized by more discernible riffs than many newer bestial black metal bands who often rely, to varying degrees of success, on a more obfuscated wall of noise to achieve their effect. Additionally, Förster’s knack for dropping in a well-placed and executed guitar lead is readily apparent on this recording. The Conqueror/Revenge influence is obviously most appreciable in J. Read’s signature, militarily-precise and violent percussion, which shifts tempo with less subtlety and more frequency than Blasphemy is prone to do. Perhaps as noteworthy as the songwriting and musicianship of Death Worship is the high level of attention paid to the depth of production on the recording, a trait which closely mimics that of Blasphemy’s infamous “Blood upon the Altar” demo and one which owes itself to the experience of Fiasco Bros. Recording Studios, who recorded said demo along with several other recordings attributed to the Ross Bay Cult. With “Extermination Mass,” Death Worship affirms that the Superion once again has arisen, and the Cult is alive and well.
Country of origin:Canada
Genre:Black/Death Metal
Label: Nuclear War Now! Productions
Side A
1. Abomination Storm
2. Evocation Chamber
3. Holocaust Altar
Side B
4. Superion Rising
5. Desolation Summoning
6. The Chaos Trance
Description by C. Conrad)
Back in 2013, when the imposing specter of Death Worship first surreptitiously announced its impending presence, the collective response from those who witnessed its blasphemous annunciation was one of sheer anticipation. During the ensuing three years in which the band has meticulously crafted the final touches on its debut recording, that well-deserved anticipation slowly morphed to a palpable degree into impatience and even disbelief in the project’s eventual outcome. Now, with the long-awaited release of its “Extermination Mass” MLP, Death Worship is certain to silence the Johnny-come-latelies who have not endured long enough to recognize that the most worthy monuments are those that were not conceived of and erected overnight. Invoked by the ‘Deathlord of Abomination and War Apocalypse’ (aka R. Förster of Conqueror/Blasphemy), performing all six- and four-stringed strangulations and lead vocals, and joined by ‘Nocturnal Grave Desecrater and Black Winds’ (Blasphemy) on additional vocals and J. Read (Conqueror/Revenge) on session percussion, the collective pedigree of Death Worship’s members is second to none. Naturally, the initial anticipation of and later impatience for this release are a direct result of the legacies that these musicians have established through their current and former bands, and those who had hoped for a comparable result are not to be dissatisfied. Combining the utter violence of Conqueror and Revenge with the songwriting insensibilities of Blasphemy, “Extermination Mass” achieves a perfect balance among the three bands with whom its members are most closely associated. R. Förster’s songwriting is very much aligned with that of Blasphemy, and it is characterized by more discernible riffs than many newer bestial black metal bands who often rely, to varying degrees of success, on a more obfuscated wall of noise to achieve their effect. Additionally, Förster’s knack for dropping in a well-placed and executed guitar lead is readily apparent on this recording. The Conqueror/Revenge influence is obviously most appreciable in J. Read’s signature, militarily-precise and violent percussion, which shifts tempo with less subtlety and more frequency than Blasphemy is prone to do. Perhaps as noteworthy as the songwriting and musicianship of Death Worship is the high level of attention paid to the depth of production on the recording, a trait which closely mimics that of Blasphemy’s infamous “Blood upon the Altar” demo and one which owes itself to the experience of Fiasco Bros. Recording Studios, who recorded said demo along with several other recordings attributed to the Ross Bay Cult. With “Extermination Mass,” Death Worship affirms that the Superion once again has arisen, and the Cult is alive and well.
Carrinho vazio.
VISITORS
Brazilian Ritual Ritual Festival
┼ Final Attack: March 25-26, 2023
Sao Paulo 25th
Blasphemy
Death Worship
Mausoleum
Bode Preto
Kastiphas
Sao Paulo 26th
Morbosidad
Mystifier
Goat Semen
Witchcraft
Tormentador
┼ Fifth Attack: November 17-19, 2017
Belo Horizonte, 17th
Blasphemy
Goatpenis
Holocausto
Sextrash
São Paulo Nov, 18th
Blasphemy
Infernal Curse
Kulto Maldito
Cerimonia
CG Nov, 19th
Blasphemy
Demonized Legion
Moloch
DCLXVI
┼ Fourth Attack: - Sao Paulo, Nov 14th, 2015
Morbosidad
Necroholocaust
Ad Baculum
Bellicum Bestiallis
┼ Third Attack: - Sao Paulo, Nov 09th, 2013
Blasphemy
Revenge
Bestymator
Goatpenis
┼ Second Attack: - Sao Paulo, June 22th, 2013
Archgoat
Black Witchery
Impurity
Grave Desecrator
┼ First Attack: March 12-13 th, 2010
Belo horizonte, 12th
Tirants Blood
Unholy Flames
Bonecrusher
Sao Paulo, 13th
Tirants Blood
Mystifier
C.R.U.E
Kaziklu Bey
Brazilian Ritual Ritual Festival
┼ Final Attack: March 25-26, 2023
Sao Paulo 25th
Blasphemy
Death Worship
Mausoleum
Bode Preto
Kastiphas
Sao Paulo 26th
Morbosidad
Mystifier
Goat Semen
Witchcraft
Tormentador
┼ Fifth Attack: November 17-19, 2017
Belo Horizonte, 17th
Blasphemy
Goatpenis
Holocausto
Sextrash
São Paulo Nov, 18th
Blasphemy
Infernal Curse
Kulto Maldito
Cerimonia
CG Nov, 19th
Blasphemy
Demonized Legion
Moloch
DCLXVI
┼ Fourth Attack: - Sao Paulo, Nov 14th, 2015
Morbosidad
Necroholocaust
Ad Baculum
Bellicum Bestiallis
┼ Third Attack: - Sao Paulo, Nov 09th, 2013
Blasphemy
Revenge
Bestymator
Goatpenis
┼ Second Attack: - Sao Paulo, June 22th, 2013
Archgoat
Black Witchery
Impurity
Grave Desecrator
┼ First Attack: March 12-13 th, 2010
Belo horizonte, 12th
Tirants Blood
Unholy Flames
Bonecrusher
Sao Paulo, 13th
Tirants Blood
Mystifier
C.R.U.E
Kaziklu Bey