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PERDITION TEMPLE stream new special HELLS HEADBANGERS full-length
http://bruderdeslichts.com/perdition-temple-stream-new-special-hells-headbangers-full-length/
PERDITION TEMPLE “Sacraments of descension”, LP 2020 (The third barbaric album of Black/Death Metal Holocaust from Gene Palubicki & co. Cover artwork by Daniel Desecrator of Slaughtbbath)
https://perditiontemple.bandcamp.com/album/sacraments-of-descension
Perdition Temple | Sacraments of Descension | 27th March, 2020
American Death Metal
Artwork by Daniel Corcuera
https://perditiontemple.bandcamp.com/
Some of the new arrival used LP's we have in stock.
Some great titles among them, so peep 'em before they're gone 👀
https://www.goodwax.com.au/index.php/used-vinyl/recent-arrivals-used.html
Review: Perdition Temple – Malign Apotheosis (Hells Headbangers)
My review of Perdition Temple's Malign Apotheosis, written for Heavy Music HQ:
Evil, diabolical, and sinister; hailing from Tampa, Florida, Perdition Temple have been a key force in the extreme metal underground for nearly fifteen years. The band is a direct continuation of the spirit and style of the legendary Angelcorpse. After that group dissolved in 2007, guitarist and mastermind Gene Palubicki resurrected the same ruthless formula under a new name. With their fifth album, Malign Apotheosis, Perdition Temple once again return to that same infernal well; equally evil, equally abrasive.
Although Malign Apotheosis could have benefited from more refined production and mastering to better showcase its true essence, the record still assaults the listener with relentless ferocity. It places one foot firmly in old-school territory while stepping forward into the more modern frontiers of black/death metal. The result is a respectable work; one that keeps its audience excited and satisfied with its familiar savagery, even if it doesn’t necessarily push the band into new territory.
Rating: 3.5/5
Listen HERE.
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