Two decades in and Desaster has further proven their aptitude. Making their mark for the sixth time, their appropriately titled new installment, 666 – Satan’s Soldiers Syndicate lands a severe blow to the modern black metal front.
Title references aside, it really makes you think this is what Satan listens to. Hailing from the historical town of Kolbenz, Germany, these four metal craftsmen know the principles of metallic quality and the mechanics behind their work is nearly flawless. Songs usually start with a thunderous burst of lightning speed chugs and pounding drums then ease into breakdowns just when necessary.
"Hellbangers" is a highlight track for its intricate, speedy and perfectly timed guitar solo. It’s just the right amount of shred before you lose your mind. Not the only solo on the record as they come in on a less-than-friendly but occasional basis. The album is straight up old school black metal with deep, growly vocals and quick, chunky guitar chords.
666 is a fast-paced, blistering assault comparable to the late Azazel or Venom. It’s essential not only for metal heads, but anyone who appreciates well-crafted brutal rock and roll. Dig it.
Title references aside, it really makes you think this is what Satan listens to. Hailing from the historical town of Kolbenz, Germany, these four metal craftsmen know the principles of metallic quality and the mechanics behind their work is nearly flawless. Songs usually start with a thunderous burst of lightning speed chugs and pounding drums then ease into breakdowns just when necessary.
"Hellbangers" is a highlight track for its intricate, speedy and perfectly timed guitar solo. It’s just the right amount of shred before you lose your mind. Not the only solo on the record as they come in on a less-than-friendly but occasional basis. The album is straight up old school black metal with deep, growly vocals and quick, chunky guitar chords.
666 is a fast-paced, blistering assault comparable to the late Azazel or Venom. It’s essential not only for metal heads, but anyone who appreciates well-crafted brutal rock and roll. Dig it.
- Ashkon Hobooti
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