Rare in the death metal realm does a record maintain resolutely old-school influences – the squirming horror of early Cemetary, the alternating gallop & tank-tread of equally early Grave, the angular beatdown of mid-’90s Immolation, the swarming miasma of early ’90s Absu – whilst emitting an essence that it is refreshing and (re)invigorating. Such is the case with A Féreg Pusztulása. To be sure, VÉR are a death metal band, and their songwriting is death metal through and through; riffs are viscous but not without hooks, and the linear is approached with a labyrinthine mindset. But there’s a decidedly pitch-black atmosphere to A Féreg Pusztulása that further elevates the record above so many other Left Hand Path clones: atmosphere mined through both space and suffocation, tendrils of the beyond latching onto the psyche through tasteful application of FX pedals, and a relatively sophisticated sense of dynamics. One could make a reference to Martyrium’s cult-classic L.V.X. Occulta, and one would not be wrong, but ​on just ​their debut album, VÉR are already

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Coming together like the scattered remnants of a cadaver, these six pieces contain four malignant death metal songs along with a gloriously demented intro and outro to tie it all together. Clearly the Spanish brutes have thought of everything to ensure you cannot escape this bludgeoning and depraved opus. As each repugnant shift occurs, sneaking through catacombs of horror, they manage to inflict new wounds without ever losing that sense of urgency and brutality. Sanctuarium have their most developed, destructive and savage release to date here for your auditory torture. If festering doomed death metal cruelty is what you seek then “Impetuous Behest For Detestable Expulsion” will definitely not disappoint. A decidedly crushing record that will consume you with its carnivorous hunger and leave only a charred vessel in its wake…

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Coming together like the scattered remnants of a cadaver, these six pieces contain four malignant death metal songs along with a gloriously demented intro and outro to tie it all together. Clearly the Spanish brutes have thought of everything to ensure you cannot escape this bludgeoning and depraved opus. As each repugnant shift occurs, sneaking through catacombs of horror, they manage to inflict new wounds without ever losing that sense of urgency and brutality. Sanctuarium have their most developed, destructive and savage release to date here for your auditory torture. If festering doomed death metal cruelty is what you seek then “Impetuous Behest For Detestable Expulsion” will definitely not disappoint. A decidedly crushing record that will consume you with its carnivorous hunger and leave only a charred vessel in its wake…

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Rare in the death metal realm does a record maintain resolutely old-school influences – the squirming horror of early Cemetary, the alternating gallop & tank-tread of equally early Grave, the angular beatdown of mid-’90s Immolation, the swarming miasma of early ’90s Absu – whilst emitting an essence that it is refreshing and (re)invigorating. Such is the case with A Féreg Pusztulása. To be sure, VÉR are a death metal band, and their songwriting is death metal through and through; riffs are viscous but not without hooks, and the linear is approached with a labyrinthine mindset. But there’s a decidedly pitch-black atmosphere to A Féreg Pusztulása that further elevates the record above so many other Left Hand Path clones: atmosphere mined through both space and suffocation, tendrils of the beyond latching onto the psyche through tasteful application of FX pedals, and a relatively sophisticated sense of dynamics. One could make a reference to Martyrium’s cult-classic L.V.X. Occulta, and one would not be wrong, but ​on just ​their debut album, VÉR are already

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Of course, their debut recording says it all on the tin: Skull Crushing Violence, which is exactly what you get for 20 terrorizing minutes. Like the unholy offspring of Hadez and Necrovore with more than a hint of the eldritch grind of Terrorizer and England’s Doom, PROFANATION whip forth a fury like few others. Everything here on Skull Crushing Violence goes into the red – as it SHOULD, to honor the promise of its title – and the intensity suitably takes on an otherworldly aspect as it flits between abyss-ward blast and grave-shoveling D-beat. Meanwhile, utterly OTT solos shoot across the record like missiles flying across a war-torn landscape.

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