What’s not to like about Kill for Satan? They’re an Aussie
band made up of guys who’ve been playing metal for a long time, who blend
black, thrash and death metal in a way that doesn’t sound forced or cliché.
Now, 8 years after the release of their excellent debut album, KFS have finally
unleashed their sophomore; “The Final Conflict”.
Not much has actually changed since the first album and the
music is very straightforward, but songs like “Rise of the Heretic”, “Litany of
the Wretched”, “Immaculate Deception” and “Origins of Iniquity” sound tight,
catchy, heavy and varied enough to keep the listener interested. Headbanging
riffs and killer solos are readily available here, which is all you should
really expect from a band that calls themselves Kill for Satan.
Occasionally the band throws in some eerie melodies that
will really force you to sit up and take notice, keeping things interesting. This
is most evident in the third track “Litany of the Wretched”, a slower and more
spacious song compared to the rest of the album. To top things off, there’s
also Autopsy and Possessed covers at the end, which are well executed and
pulled off nicely with the bands sound.
If you’re a fan of extreme metal, you should have no trouble
finding something to enjoy on this album.
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