Extreme black/thrash metal band; subject of the DeBaser review for the album "Gospel of the Insane."

DeBaser hosts a 2009 review by Alcest of the album "Gospel of the Insane" which gives a strongly negative assessment (rating 1/5), describing the band as derivative of an "Osmose school" revival and criticizing production, riffs and style.

A single DeBaser review (Alcest, 2009) delivers a strongly negative take on Bestial Mockery's revival black/thrash approach. The reviewer accuses the band of predictable riffs, derivative sound and "fake raw metal." The review rates the album 1/5 and recommends looking to 1980s bands instead.

For:Fans and critics of extreme metal, particularly those interested in black/thrash revival and old-school metal debates.

 They are nothing more than the classic Osmose school band, fake raw metal that should be inspired by sonic monsters like Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Venom, Bathory, early Sodom, and beautiful eighties company, but actually mimic the more death-oriented Swedish black metal, with some thrash passages here and there, riffs so predictable that they make even the Milan center sales period blush, filtered vocals, semi-perpetual blast-beat drums (veeeeeery old school!), somewhat reverberated plastic production to seem dark enough to be misunderstood as "sonic rot," and none, not a damn reference to the above-listed sonic deities:

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