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by: Belphegor
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0693723370927
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Item Dimensions: 23
Label: Napalm
Manufacturer: Napalm
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Napalm
Release Date: April 05, 2005
Studio: Napalm
Disc 1:- Cruzífíxus-Anus Deí
- Bleedíng Salvatíon
- Fornícatíonum et Immundus Díabolus
- Sepulture of Hypocrísy
- Goatreích-Fleshcult
- Swarm of Rats
- Kíngs Shall Be Kíngs
- Crown Massacre
- Fetum Asínorum/Chapt. 2
Editorial Review:
Album Description:
Belphegor presents their fifth diabolical masterpiece, Goatreich-Fleshcult; a musical bloodbath not ashamed to deliver variety. At the forefront are the expected neck breakers and fast Death Metal parts, which alternate with slower passages and breaks only to resume above and beyond all speed limits. Austria's Belphegor proudly show their true colors: Death Metal with a merciless Black Metal spin.
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This is the best Belphegor. On this outing Belphegor manages to be fast as hell while still making their brand of black death sound new. The drumming is pure fury but not enough to confuse the listener, the vocals have something to them that I haven't really heard on other Belphegor releases, and the guitars are multi-dimensional in an insane way. Killer release here. If you like any good Death Metal with that Black Metal feeling to it, you need to check out Belphegor and start here with the best ...
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Let me start first of all by saying I am a HUGE Belphegor fan. Let me also state that I am very biased with my music, it has to sound a certain way and it has to have some bit of technicality for me to take it seriously. With that said, this album is unbelievable.
I first heard "The Last Supper". I wasn't too impressed, although I love the album. I then heard "Blutsabbath" and it was a little better, although their style changed dramatically. Then I heard the other three all at the ...
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I recall the first time I heard Belphegor back in the year 2000. I had assumed from the cover imagery of "Necrodaemon Terrorsathan" that these Austrians would be playing raw black metal in the ilk of fellow countrymen Abigor. So it was a huge surprise to be belted around the head for the next 35 minutes with some ferocious death metal of a pretty high standard.
There's definitely something very black going on within Belphegor's music, especially the Marduk-like riffs throughout, but the ...
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This album is so great!!!This is my first meeting with Belphegor, and let me tell you something, this album is full with great musicianship, incredible non-stop assault in drums, loud guitars and insane vocals. You need this in your collection!!! A great hybrid of black/death metal.
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Austria's Belphegor are beginning to make a name for themselves outside their native country, and bully for them. I've been singing their evil praises to any and all who'll listen, and with good reason. Belphegor are the perfect blend of Black/Death Metal, with a distinctive sound that bizarrely harks back to early 80's European thrash. If Hellhammer had stuck it out chances are they would have probably mutated into Belphegor.
This is album number 6 (including an (un)live long play), hot on ...
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