Country of Origin: Australia
Genre: Black metal / Thrash metal
Type: Full Length
Format: CD Deluxe Digibox
Length Approx.: 42:00 min.
Length Approx.: 42:00 min.
Release Date: 02-26-2016
Release Label: Season of Mist
IR Classification: Good (4.3 / 5)
Listen our review! (English)
Gives you that atmosphere of evil and devastation
that ensures to be memorable
Deströyer 666 is one of the few bands who has reached a cult
status, hailing originally from Melbourne, Australia and currently located in
London, United Kingdom, the black thrash metal act, is giving signs of life
after a period of seven years absence in the studio, when they released their
previous album "Defiance" which won an endless rigorous criticism,
according to the press by making a slight change compared to their first three
albums, but let's move on with what really matters today’s, I'm here to talk
about "Wildfire" the fifth album of Deströyer 666, this record
essentially has the rawness of vocals, infectious tunes and ripping riffage and
conjoined gives you that atmosphere of evil and devastation that ensures to be
memorable.
For some reason I have been always thinking of
Deströyer 666 as the band who reminds me the old Venom, with their catchy fast
riffage, powerful drums and excruciating vocals, that snatch a devilish smile
from me and how not? If "Wildfire" highlights many of the elements
and qualities that shone on albums like "Raising Phoenix" released in
2000, solidifying their extreme sound or the majestic "Cold Steel ... for
an Iron Age" published in 2002 perfecting their intense and malevolent
formula of blackened thrash metal.
"Wildfire" somehow has the ability to recreate the
adrenaline that flowed at the beginning of the noughties, the opening track
"Traitors" with an Araya's-sequel scream and infectious riffage let
the hellish assault leaded by K.K. Warlust began, the drums comes in a burst
like a storm the track is very fast and merciless, "Live and Burn"
still in the same vein every time exposing that rawness they carried with themself,
vocals are heavier and chorus works great showcasing a frantic vigor and guitar
solos that are able to prickled your skin, then is followed by the instrumental
"Artiglio Del Diavolo" which focus on a standard guitar work passing
unnoticed in some way, "Deathblow" is another exciting track in this
album, seems like every single fast riffing track owns the hooks to get your
attention, "Hymns to Dionysus" is fully structure in a melody that
stuck in your head, while the ceaseless blast beat drumming excels in this
track, "Wildfire" apart to be the first official single that came
out, delves in poisonous riff a solid rhythm section and if you have never
heard this band before, well this could be a good start, the track is somehow accessible,
but still thunderous, the closing tracks are "Die You Fucking Pig!" lyrically
a clear statement anti religion, bizarre riffing from the beginning to the end,
"Taman Shud" take a different approach with a medium pace the guitar
work here is outstanding from simple chords to a superb solo that linger within
you, while the track is splitted in two sections due to the use of an interlude
that slowdown a bit with undistorted guitar work and a fine drum patterns to
reach the highest point of the track and go down again in a subtle manner with
stunning choruses work.
Stay True… Stay Metal… Stay Brutal...
02. Live and Burn
03. Artiglio Del Diavolo
04. Hounds at Ya Back
05. Deathblow
06. Hymn to Dionysus
07. Wildfire
08. White Line Fever
09. Die You Fucking Pig!10. Temam Shud
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