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Rating: LA RECENSIONE
Pitch black, dominant darkness. The debut of the Belgians Amenra is something perverse, possessed, monotonous.
Sludge-Doom-Post Hardcore assembled with cynical and ruthless malice. A very hard, difficult journey that one embarks on when listening to the album in its entirety.
Long, suffocating tracks; the voice overflows with vitriol and quicklime. Caustic is the entire instrumentation when the band launches into furious and pressing assaults. Nightmare-inducing cadence notes; some rare glimmer of flickering light. A few seconds of breath...but the difficulty in breathing soon returns dominant.
At times the singing, so tormented and pierced, reminds me of Jacob Bannon from Converge.
Raw, gory, pitch black; like the image chosen for the cover.
Thick and bubbling mud overflows from amplifiers that must withstand voluminous, lowered, annoying notes.
Discovered just a few days ago. They have seduced me but not abandoned me...FROM BIRTH TO GRAVE...
Ad Maiora.
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Summary by Bot
Amenra's Mass III is a dark and punishing debut marked by suffocating sludge-doom and post hardcore elements. The album features long, intense tracks with raw and tormented vocals reminiscent of Jacob Bannon. Its oppressive atmosphere, vicious instrumentation, and rare moments of light create a challenging but gripping listening experience. The review praises the album's ruthless intensity and emotional depth.
