Музыка и песни Impiety / Impiety на CD

digipack. IMPIETY, the original Singahell blasphemers, return with their first new recording for HELLS HEADBANGERS, the focused 'n' fierce The Impious Crusade EP! At 22 devastating minutes, IMPIETY's latest mini-album is locked into the maxim of crush/kill/destroy - and CRUSH/KILL/DESTROY they indeed do across the five tracks here! Including a cult cover of Sorcery's "Lucifer's Legions" and uniquely noble artwork sculpted by Lord Sickness, The Impious Crusade is the perfect IMPIETY statement: flawless execution, black/death barbarity and insanity, a veritable thermonuclear warhead aimed at the gates of heaven. And thus begins The Impious Crusade! Record Label: Hells Headbangers Style: Metal

Impiety's nearly two-decade reign is documented on this killer double-CD set. Features one track recorded exclusively for this compilation, plus demos and the sickest musical carnage from their long recording history. Record Label: Pulverised Records Style: Metal

With 4 remarkable albums behind their belt, a new Asiatic line-up established by frontbeast Shyaithan saw the addition of 3 new tyrants to the regiment: Tremor (drums) from ARBITRARY ELIMENT, Mike (guitars) from ABSENCE OF THE SACRED and Iron Shaikh (bass Record Label: Agonia Style: Metal

This album is thoroughly enjoyable energetic and simple death metal which incorporates enough hints of melody and harmony to give the songs memorability. However, on the whole it belongs to that category of bands which are guilty pleasure bands by design. They do not aim for profundity, but rather intensity. We might list Vader and Angelcorpse as well, or maybe early Grave, because they have a similar low-tech approach. There is not much that is musical about this release. It is pure rhythm, with the aforementioned musical elements tacked on to keep your interest. But as rhythm, it has the intensity of later Angelcorpse and the raging power of broad basic statements that propelled early Grave. Its songs are not as memorably constructed as those on Exterminate or Into the Grave, have more the intensity of mid-period Vader, but in a time of feeble self-pitying rock bands trying to be hipster “metal,” it’s gratifying to find something with heart. You will tap your feet to these energetic Record Label: Pulverised Style: Death Metal

Record Label: Umbrella Style: Heavy Metal

Record Label: Agonia Records Style: Metal