14.04.2005
1 Swarm of Terror
2 Our Savior Sleeps
3 Challenge the Storm
4 Harnessing Ruin
5 Dead to Me
6 Son of Iniquity
7 My Own Enemy
8 Crown the Liar
9 At Mourning’s Twilight
Steve Shalati - drums
Ross Dolan - bass/vocals
Bill Taylor - guitar
Robert Vigna - guitar
distributed in Switzerland by Irascible Distribution
review by Gianrichy
"Richy" Giamboi ___ 
| Immolation manage to make dissonant harmonies sound catchy! |
So,
after fifteen years, the never tired US-deather of Immolation
definitively don’ t seem tired to come over the world with a brandnew
plague forged in brutality and hate! For me, this band always sounded
like Morbid Angel going crazy, and as the second mentioned
always sailed in a great sea of madness, Immolation generally
were a little bit too much chaotic from my point of view.
But
as things always change in a way that one doesn’ t expect, this band
behaved like good whiskey. The older they got, the better they got rid
of their need for confusion and became better by time passing.
Nowadays
Immolation present us a very interesting piece of good music. Brutal
as always but a little better controlled in their virtuosity these guys
composed nine songs of highest death metal level! Immolation
manage to make dissonant harmonies sound catchy! Due to this
almost unique trademark, the listener doesn t get tired of trying to
solve this riddle and remains fascinated more and more of the whole work
done by this band!
After
all, a marvelous death metal album expects to be discovered by anyone
who longs for a little bit untypical brutal death metal with a touch of
disharmony. To mention the song Son
of Iniquity with its spoken words part
and the pretty untypical atmosphere.
rating: 8,5/10
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