*This photo was taken from the single "Destroyer of Thought and Form" and has no connection with the original front cover of the album "Ternion Demonarchy" which is in preparation.
Genre: Brutal Death Metal
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Recently we’ve had the chance to talk to
the band Sacramental Blood, and among other things we have discussed their new
album. Extreme Review brings you an exclusive first impression on their brutal
debut massacre “Ternion Demonarchy”.
On the very beginning we must mention that
there are a very few bands in Serbia
The first piece on this album is the song called
“Demonized”. Hearing its first notes you will ask yourself: “Is it possible
that the new Sacramental Blood has arrived?!”. The song simply rocks, fast
double drum-kicks with surreal, magnificent vocal parts and squealing guitar
riffs will make the melody of “Demonized” echo in your mind for a very long time.
Deadly bass lines are completing this demonic madness, along with extremely
fast guitar solo parts. Quick bridge and we’re passing to the second song - “Buildings
of Burning Flesh”. The name itself implies that this album is not for everyone
‘cause this death metal insanity won’t please the ears of innocent victims that
this album will take with it. The storm of fast instrumental and perfectly
tuned vocal lines has merged in this sermon of sadistic triumph of misanthropy.
With the following verse saying: “Destined to be nearest to the God who eats of
your flesh and drinks of your blood” you shall prepare for a massive plague
brought by the song “Nearest to the God”. In this song Sacramental blood tells
you that the promise of heaven is nothing more than a lie and we state that a
liar is anyone who says that this band is not praiseworthy. Devastation is
continued with a well known song “Destroyer of thought and form” that waited
for some time to be a part of a magnificent whole piece “Ternion Demonarchy”.
The next song is “Sanctimonius”, a melodic but also a creepy beginning leads us
to a complete bone shatter. Penetrating and sick vocal and drum bridges and
brakes carry us trough the total guitar and bass madness mixed in the darkest
caldron that is boiling this song. The knowledge and skills of this band is a
huge thing that many other bands could just envy. From one song to another
these guys are showing that their music experience has no limits and that they
are the true veterans of brutal death metal genre. Riding trough the song “Livid
deaths descend”, we’re coming to the last, vigorous piece called “Impose
resurrection” that closes this album.
As we can see the sound production is at a
high and very serious level. All
in all, mixing the influence of Florida ’s
death metal scene and European death metal mentality, all which painted with
years of work and effort in post-war, harsh surroundings in Serbia