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artist: Necromorbid
title: El Día de la Bestia
year: 2016
genre: Death Metal
type: Album
label: Iron Tyrant
language: English
rel. date: 2016-11-01
source: WEB/MP3
quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
runtime: 00:28:58
size: 66.4 MiB / 10 tracks
rip date: 2026-07-07
source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/t5w2d0zn2ioic
tracklist:
01. Initiation 1:37
02. Celestial Slaughter (Terror at the Gates of Heaven) 3:08
03. Manifestation of Demonic Revenge 2:20
04. Night Burial Evocation (Nocturnal Necromancy) 2:06
05. Supreme Satanic Redemption 3:32
06. Antichrist Command Supremacy 3:23
07. Broken Blades of Sanctity 3:30
08. Cathedral of the Black Goat 2:42
09. Desecration of the Holy Kingdom (Black Witchery cover) 4:27
10. Termination 2:13
release notes:
Italy's Necromorbid join the ranks of christbashing death metal on their
full length debut El Dia de la Bestia. True, this approach is as old as
metal itself and at this point is about as played out as possible. But
the way this trio rips through 29 minutes of no holds barred satanic
vitriol they, at the very least, make a strong case for themselves. This
is the same kind of blasphemic death metal that led many down the left
hand path during a time when evil in metal was still considered to be
taboo and garnered attention from concerned parents worldwide. With that
in mind, this kind of evil hasn't sounded this good in a long time.
There are so many components that make this debut a good one; from the
nonstop onslaught of blast beats to the bloodcurdling combination of
screams and demonic growls to the ghostly thick atmosphere that permeates
every distorted riff. But that's not to say the production is cut rate,
quite the contrary, it's uncharacteristically clear for music of this
ilk. With enough attention, every little nuance can be heard, which in
the context of this frenetically paced album is a good thing. Clarity and
detail make this debut an even bigger beast than it already is.
Whether or not Necromorbid are disciples of what they preach matters not.
What matters is the band comes across fully prepared for a religion
crushing battle of epic proportions. Honestly it's refreshing in a sense
that many have tread this same path but few actually succeed to this
level. Archgoat, Marduk, and early Deicide come to mind and consequently
are a pretty good cross section of what this particular band shows they
are more than capable of on tracks like "Antichrist Command Supremacy"
and "Supreme Satanic Redemption". And yes, these songs sound as evil as
their titles imply. The Black Witchery cover of "Desecration of the Holy
Kingdom" mightily compliments the original, not only in sound but in dark
and sinister atmosphere as well.
On El Dia de la Bestia (The Day of the Beast) Necromorbid penetrate the
thick and crowded throngs of satanically persuaded blackened death metal
bands and come away with an extreme statement of supremacy. They expand
greatly on their influences and leave this bestial branch of metal in a
better place than they found it. Kudos yet again to the amazing Caligari
Records for unearthing these Italian hellions and offering their brutal
music for the masses to consume. But don't sleep on this one, it's
limited to 150 copies. So, go, NOW and take advantage while you still
can.