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 "The new Deicide takes shape before your eyes."

 "Glen Benton... his growling is constant, relentless, cruel: in 2 words, orgasmic."

Deicide's album The Stench of Redemption revitalizes the band's sound with a new lineup featuring ex-members of Death and Cannibal Corpse. The album delivers violent and technically precise death metal with strong riffs and production quality. Despite some reluctance to experiment radically, the album is praised as a 90% masterpiece and a promising step forward. Fans who doubted the band's decline will find much to enjoy here. Dive into Deicide’s The Stench of Redemption and experience a reborn powerhouse of death metal today!

 This is not a banal album, and in a moment of clarity, I can tell you: listened to without prejudice.

 No macabre and dark poetry here, the tones seem more like those of English Oi!; nonetheless, "Kali Yuga" offers interesting more "meditative" and electronic cues.

This review of Impaled Nazarene's Ugra-Karma highlights its raw and violent black metal style paired with controversial, ironic lyrics. While praising its impactful sound and certain tracks like "Gott Ist Tot" and "Coraxo," the reviewer struggles with the muddled vocals and provocative political themes. The album is recognized as a complex, contradictory work that deserves attention despite its polarizing nature. Dive into the chaotic and provocative sounds of Ugra-Karma — listen now and challenge your black metal expectations!