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Kriegsmaschine - Apocolypticists. The drumming on this album is insane. Not just the performances, but the sound engineer deserves a Grammy for excellence in his industry. The drums and especially the cymbals sound like they are alive, sentient, and coming for you from every direction
KRIEGSMASCHINE-ALTERED STATES OF DIVINITY
ᴋʀɪᴇɢꜱᴍᴀꜱᴄʜɪɴᴇ - ʟᴏꜱᴛ ɪɴ ʟɪᴍɪɴᴀʟ
This is the nexus of perdition. This is the core of the fall. Worked out arduously in fear, trembling and fever. The body wrecked. The mind shattered. The soul destroyed. Ripe for apocalypse. And everything that constituted yourself, all the things you've done and those you could have. The joyous memories, the warmth and the calm. The silly thought that one day a change would come. The naive adolescence, off track with its dreams, but in the end - harmless and innocent. The anecdotes, and digressions and pauses. Those moments of bliss atop the green hills. The illusion of belief, justification and truth. All those things you've learned for later, for another life. And every word that could be spoken, every thought that could be born and all that could have been is now no more.
Kriegsmaschine, On the Essence of Transformation
Altered states of divinity LP 2005 by Kriegsmaschine
Kriegsmaschine
ALBUMS OF THE WEEK. Here are the nine albums that got the most playtime this week. The clear winner was Uada’s excellent new album, Djinn. Wormwitch came back on my radar after they announced a surprise new tape that collects their early works and a couple of new recordings. Minenwerfer and Panzerfaust hang on another week because they’re awesome. The great new discovery of the week is an album I missed in 2019: Deus Mortem - Kosmocide (high quality Polish black metal). BM definitely dominated my stereo this time. 1. Uada - Djinn 2. Wormwitch - Heaven That Dwells Within 3. Minenwerfer - Vorleben Erinnerung 4. Kriegsmaschine - Apocalytpicists 5. Minenwerfer - Alpenpasse 6. Deus Mortem - Kosmocide 7. Necrowretch - The Ones From Hell 8. Panzerfaust - The Suns of Perdition - Chapter II: Render Unto Eden 9. Wormwitch - Septentrion Revival What topped your charts this week?