Lightslaying Rituals, by Temple Of Baal

Lightslaying Rituals

by Temple Of Baal

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Darkly Origins Be slaine in dark., children of Baal! Be lost, with rapturous abandon in the greatest glory all of earth can surmise — of the greatest musicians to ever walk the path...

Worship., conquer and to glorious end, resplendent in defeatism! Favorite track: Black Sun Of The Damned.

Wallow Within This is my favorite Temple Of Baal release so far. Every second of this record is able to make the ground shake. What you get is an unrelenting excess of speed and disgust, celebrated at the melting point of Black and Death Metal. The speed is incredible, the vocals absolutely memorable and the riffing sheer brutality. All hail. Favorite track: Black Sun Of The Damned.

Sekator Well done brutal blackened death metal. Their best produced album yet. Favorite track: Piercing The Veils Of Slumber.

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1.	Piercing The Veils Of Slumber 05:03	buy track
2.	Triumph Of Heretic Fire 03:28	buy track
3.	Black Sun Of The Damned 05:03	buy track
4.	Angstgeist 04:30	buy track
5.	Dead Cult 05:58	buy track
6.	Hate Is My Name 02:53	buy track
7.	Poisoned Words 04:08	buy track
8.	Vectors To The Void 03:21	buy track
9.	Blessings Of Blackfire 05:48	buy track

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"Temple of Baal consists of a group of veterans of the heavy wars, specifically members and ex-members of Antaeus (an act that has reached new heights of BM aggression), Glorior Belli, and Hell-Militia. As such, one can understand from where this level of bellicosity originates. In fact, Lightslaying Rituals is more of a death/black amalgam than a pure black metal release. The sheer weight of the riffing, the monstrous roaring vocals, and the punishing rhythm section is death to the bone" (Teethofthedivine.com).

"The rectors of Lightslaying Rituals call their music black metal, a description that captures the band’s aesthetic, and the sound on previous offerings, but barely begins to describe what they’ve done on this new record. If this is black metal, it is fucking heavy black metal. Sure, there is a boatload of tremolo, but it’s downtuned. Yes, there are blastbeats, but they carry all the weight of a mudslide. And there are riffs. Riffs upon massive, skull fucking riffs. And, if that sounds like death metal, it’s because that’s what this is. Death metal in corpsepaint, maybe. Think Vader does Deströyer 666 and throw in Shrapnel’s Razor of Occam lead work, and you’ve got a rough idea of the sound on Lightslaying Rituals. And it does, indeed, slay" (Yourlastrites.com).

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released December 30, 2016

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