Label : Nuclear Blast
Tracklist:
1.The Distorting
Light
2.When the Jackals
Come
3.Fostering the
Divide
4.Rise the Heretics
5.Thrown to the Fire
6.Destructive
Currents
7.Lower
8.Atonement
9.Above All
10.The Power of Gods
11.Epiphany 04:22
12.Immolation
(Rerecorded)
After the leaving of,
Bill Taylor's last year, after nearly fifteen and passed with Immolation and
could change the deal. But the hard stone of Immolation remains primarily
composed by Duke Ross Dolan (vocals, bass) and Robert Vigna (guitar), who
founded the band in 1988 and guardians of the identity of the formation.
It is not surprising
that on all the titles found on all the ingredients that characterize the music
of Immolation, good manners, punctual changes of tempos, a massive sound and
unequivocal heaviness associates the heaviness of condemn . Yet "The
Distorting Light" begins with a slightly dissonant riff before the
appearance of the deep growl of Dolan, definitely one of the best death metal
singer………., with gutural timing oozing anger and anger, except you'll find the add
of a sound and modern rhythm and prog in the outing of several titles that one
often finds in the game of metalcore, deathcore and djent ...... ..and this is
negative because it’s invades more and more the Death metal and We do not want
it to continue a lot of death metal bands fall into the trap of standard modern
metal and derive fully from pure death metal and I think it’s a threat to the real
death metal………….. In any case , you should have Atonement in your collection. If you want.
