Showing posts with label Pestilence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pestilence. Show all posts

Friday, 27 April 2018

Pestilence - Hadeon


Genre: Techn. Death
Country: Holland
Year: 2018

1. Unholy Transcript
2. Non Physical Existent
3. Multi Dimensional
4. Oversoul
5. Materialization
6. Astral Projection
7. Discarnate Entity
8. Subvisions
9. Manifestations
10. Timeless
11. Ultra Demons
12. Layers Of Reality
13. Electro Magnetic


8th album by Pestilence. I am not fond of reunions, especially when we are speaking for 2 reunions in a 10 year gap. Pestilence's last albums were too weak for my taste, but this one is an absolutely killer. Excellent, technical death metal that can easily stand in the majestic discography of Pestilence.

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Friday, 7 February 2014

Pestilence - Obsideo


Genre: Progr.Death
Country: Holland
Year: 2013

1. Obsideo
2. Soulrot
3. Transition
4. Necromorph
5. Laniatus
6. Distress
7. Superconcious
8. Aura Negative
9. Saturation
10. Displaced





7th album by Pestilence. It's slightly better compared to their 2 earlier releases, and that's why it maintains the perfect balance between brutality and jazz-infused parts. Mameli's dark/rotten vocals are surrounded by great musicianship by all the rest members. The small length of the album (34 minutes) is a positive factor that keeps you unbored!

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Saturday, 24 August 2013

Pestilence - Spheres


Genre: Progr.Death/Thrash/Jazz
Country: Holland
Year: 1993

1. Mind Reflections
2. Multiple Beings
3. The Level Of Perception
4. Aurian Eyes
5. Soul Search
6. Personal Energy
7. Voices From Within
8. Spheres
9. Changing Perspectives
10. Phileas
11. Demise Of Time




4th album by Pestilence. With this album the group moved more towards fusion/progressive metal. It is not a comfortable listening experience, with a slower speed, the drumming gets a lot more complex as is the bass playing. Psychedelic, jazz infused, complexed, weird, original.

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Friday, 21 September 2012

Pestilence - Testimony Of The Ancients


Genre: Death
Country: Holland
Year: 1991

1. The Secrecies Of Horror
2. Bitterness
3. Twisted Truth
4. Darkening
5. Lost Souls 6. Blood
7. Land Of Tears
8. Free Us From Temptation
9. Prophetic Revelations
10. Impure 11. Testimony
12. Soulless
13. Presence Of The Dead
14. Mindwarp
15. Stigmatized
16. In Sorrow

3rd album by Pestilence. Martin Van Drunen is departed, replaced on vocals by lead guitarist Patrick Mameli and the legendary Tony Choy (Cynic, Atheist) on bass. There are 16 tracks of which half are interludes of various kinds used to break up the main songs. The playing on here is not overly technical but tasteful and executed to perfection. Some riffs may be just pure aggression, but some other parts are truly emotional, very melodic and harmonic.

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Saturday, 7 January 2012

Pestilence - Consuming Impulse


Genre: Death/Thrash
Country: Holland
Year: 1989

1. Dehydrated
2. The Process Of Suffocation
3. Suspended Animation
4. The Trauma
5. Chronic Infection
6. Out Of The Body
7. Echoes Of Death
8. Deify Thy Master
9. Proliferous Souls
10. Reduced To Ashes





2nd album by Pestilence. This is early death metal that has a lot of thrash elements, but also a lot of the progressive and technical aspects of thrash. Most of the songs have many technical guitar riffs and some shredding solo's of both guitarists. The vocals of Martin van Drunen are what you'll recognise immediately, his growlings are very raspy and cruel, shrieking and angry.

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Thursday, 21 July 2011

Pestilence - Malleus Maleficarum


Genre: Thrash
Country: Holland
Year: 1988

1. Malleus Maleficarum / Antropomorphia
2. Parricide
3. Subordinate To The Domination
4. Extreme Unction
5. Commandments
6. Chemo Therapy
7. Bacterial Surgery
8. Cycle Of Existence
9. Osculum Infame
10. Systematic Instruction




Debut album by Pestilence. From the opener anyone can see the awesome blend of thrash metal riffs, dissonant breaks and sudden fast restarts. The vocals by a young Van Drunen are already able to be frightening and truly morbid with that raspy, dramatic and totally sick tonality. The riffing style is aggressive, energetic, catchy and technical all wrapped up into this album,  with chugging tremolo riffs interlaced with lots of unpredictable melodies and solo work.

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