Amok-Necrospiritual_Deathcore-16BIT-WEB-FLAC-2006-MOONBLOOD

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2026-10-06

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            Artist......: Amok                                      
            Album.......: Necrospiritual Deathcore                  
            Year........: 2006
            Genre.......: Death Metal
            Type........: Album
            Label.......: Planet Satan Revolution
            Language....: English
            Source......: WEB/FLAC (16bit)
            Quality.....: 1013kbps / 44.1 kHz / Stereo
            Tracks......: 10 tracks
            Playtime....: 00:35:38
            Size........: 262.1 MiB
            R.Date......: 2026-10-06
            S.Date......: 2006-08-31
            Url.........: https://open.qobuz.com/album/zleoyex3jojqc
            01. Necropsy Cunt                                   2:56
            02. Geitehelvete                                    2:07
            03. Channelling Black Horns                         4:19
            04. Effective Mass-Torture                          1:36
            05. Organ Ejaculator                                2:56
            06. Providentialism                                 5:16
            07. Postapokalyptisk Korstog                        2:01
            08. Goatflesh Removal (Corpus Christi)              6:19
            09. Goatflesh Removal (Memento Mori)                3:14
            10. Goatflesh Removal (Gloria in Excelsis Deo)      4:56
            Based around the suicide cult of the Reverend Jim Jones,
            Necrospiritual Deathcore utilizes ample amounts of
            samples taken from FBI tapes of Jim Jones and his cult
            conversing on some pretty morbid and revolutionary
            topics, mainly suicide! Necrospiritual Deathcore starts
            off traditionally enough as a blend of intense death
            metal and thrash.
            But early on you can tell there is something unique
            about Amok. From their use of bizarre samples to the
            untraditional guitar solos and industrial leanings of
            the second half of the album. I'd almost say this was
            two different albums melded into one cohesive core. The
            first 6 tracks are more straightforward and starting
            with Postapokalyptisk Korstog the industrial and more
            experimental songs come to the forefront. And the last
            three songs are like a trilogy of a continuous theme and
            style that just evolves and varies from track to track
            the best of which is the closer Goatflesh Removal
            (Gloria in Excelsis Deo) due to its great main guitar
            line and it kills me when it speeds up at the 2:50 mark
            for some seriously hard hitting thrashing metal madness.
            I have some seriously haunted dreams after listening to
            some of these later tracks. The almost chanted doctrine
            of the cult along with the smothering layers of guitars
            and drumming certainly gives me the impression of being
            trapped while viewing my inevitable doom hurtling
            towards me. Providentialism is my favorite track with
            its nearly black metal riffing and hollow doomy riffing
            that introduce an awesome bluesy guitar solo that is
            more at home within the song structure than I would have
            thought it would be.
            Amok has created an album that is both interesting and
            mind numbingly heavy. And I think it is a testament to
            their skills as songwriters that they are able to
            achieve this result using such diverse methods and
            styles.
            "There is no legitimate reason for leaving, No Way Out!"
            Drink the Cool-aid!!!
            Not to be confused with other bands with same name.
            https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Amok/18789

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