Temple Of Baal - Servants Of The Beast flac album

Servants Of The Beast by Temple Of Baal, released 08 October 2016 1. Backstab 2. Triumphing Blasphemy 3. Towards Eternal Death 4. Years Of Hatred 5. Deathblessed (At The Hornlike Spears) 6. Slaves To The Beast 7. Ruins. 8. Vomits Of Hate (Bonus Track) Recorded 22-26/07/02, and mixed 29/07/02, Frigo Studios, Paris, by Matthieu Vatimbella. All music by Temple Of Baal. All lyrics by Amduscias except "Deathblessed (At The Hornlike Spears)" by Erik Danielsson. Cover Artwork raped & desecrated by Erik Danielsson & Arkdaemon. This was my resonate awakening, upons’t the infernal path - the darker aspects. Mysterium is much like this album in roots.

Servants of the Beast (2003) by Temple of Baal. Labels: Oaken Shield. Genres: Black Metal Members: Arkdaemon, Amduscias, Antares.

Servants of the Beast is a decent underground blackmetal album, nothing more, nothing less. Temple of Baal knows how to make songs that keep you listening, but they do not succeed in hammering you out of your chair. Most tracks alternate midpaced riffing, not unlike Darkthrone, with furious blastbeat parts. The sound is very raw, but the production is a bit weak: there’s too many high squeaks and biting noises in the guitar distortion that get irritating. I haven’t got a real equalizer: usually cd’s and lp’s are played with the pure direct sound, but with this album I really feel the need.

Temple of Baal Sevants of the Beast. 03 Towards Eternal Death. 05 Deathblessed (At the Hornlike Spears). 02 Triumphing Blasphemy. 06 Slaves to the Beast. Servants of the Beast. Sevants of the Beast. Temple of Baal Traitors to Mankind.

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Temple of Baal plays raw Black Metal but they don't limit themselves to that, sometimes venturing into some more elaborate guitar riffs that are not without reminding me of Ride The Lightning/Master of Puppets-era Metallica (not as refined, but the feeling is there. As for the rest, think a mix of Darkthrone and Hegemon, with some more heavy/thrash riffage thrown in for seasoning. It's been a while since I've listened to a Black Metal album that made me nod in approval, and "Servants of the Beast" comes to save the furniture.