Growler guttural vocals, the standard mid-tempo crushing
Death Metal tempo and crazy riffage and solos like the world starting to
crumble into pieces as the ocean wide cracked open and the sign of the second
coming of Anti-Christianity with blasphemy chords and killer lyrics proclaiming
the celebration of destructions made from the depth of the sea-bed blasting the
surface and mankind shall once again meet their doom, only few minutes more
before the final devastation comes with their pathetic life lies on the edge of
a sharp knife. From Warsaw, Poland where the trust over religious living are
slowly reduced but the higher interests for more realistic ways such as
technology, Satanism or Death Metal music quickly replacing the old
unsatisfactory feelings of the most younger people in that capital city of
Poland; some of thus new thinker with different perspective would be this trio
of Gortal – the Death Metal group consisting of three metalheads musicians:
Desecrate (drums), Chryste (guitar, vocals) and Major (guitars, vocals) blasting
their horrific images for only serving and loyal to Death Metal rituals and the
following explosive aggressions carried out by this kind of sub-genre of Heavy
Metal underground with controversial extremity cracking the surroundings as
your room will be terribly shaken within the force of earthquake waves coming
by the force of Gortal’s totality sounds for general destructions after the
enthroned man-made gods and the reigning eternal of the Devil himself on this
weak blue planet. Every single fanatic fans shall bow down under the blasting
terror of killer tracks recorded here on this Daemonolith album like Crimens
Sollicitationis, Supernal Refuse, Deliver Into Suffering or Doombringer and I
Come in Peace. You might going to grab this album and regaining your Death
Metal collections and faith to the true beliefs of loudest noises and thank the
atan later. Aggressive music for healty strong ears not for the pussies !Link:
https://youtu.be/1wQQL72ChHY
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