Review Summary: So mote it be.
The bleak, desolate hand of Satan strikes again. In one swooping gesture he beckons your soul to be ripped free of its celestial shell. The guitarists of this band clearly answered the call, and this grim fairy tail tells of a group possessed by odious evil. Each guitar stroke is poetry of damnation, embodying hate of righteousness, and asking you to join in their decrepit unholiness. The adorned horns in their soul are forever entwined in blood: their blessing is their infinite curse. The host of demons inside cast ghastly growls and wails outside of their greedily stolen shell. A horrifying sound emanates, as their intended targets are struck in fear. This omen is not taken lightly, and those that hear it are dashed upon the rocks that Satan owns as Prince of darkness.
The drums are from the bowels of Satan himself. His unholy, abhorrent figure is perfectly sculpted via mudded sounds that dance across the spine of humans, producing an eery lack of comfort. Unrelenting guitars creep upon the vestiges of feeble humanity and feed the soul poison. Yay, there are melodies — forbidden ones. As the forbidden fruit poisoned the mind, so does Satan’s chosen. The Prince of music uses his ancient tactics to subdue the mind of the willing, taking his prize. They may regret it later.
The style of music has been engineered directly from Satan for eons, perhaps before creation. Black metal is dubbed thee due to absent light. This unholy abomination enables groups to call themselves gods while worshipping the black god. As they insert their hard guitars in the anus of space, an unholy birthing is to be worshipped. The blackened, vicious guitars call towards their darkened saviour, worshipping him as though the creator himself. The fabric of the soul is eviscerated upon hearing the wailing demon tone produced via blasphemous notes. Only Satan himself could conjure such an evil magic. Captive victims to this dark sorcery LVME become conjurers themselves, yet the magic will ultimately ensnare their very livelihood.
