Necroven is a one-man death metal project located in Spain
and influenced by bands such as Immolation, Incantation, Gorephobia, Autopsy
and other early 90’s American acts as well as Finnish legends Abhorrence and
Demigod. “Worship of Humiliation” is Necroven’s debut album, which was recently
released on Memento Mori Records following two demos released earlier in the
year.
The first thing that hit me when listening to Necroven was
the atmosphere; dark, evil, claustrophobic and cavernous. This is not the type
of release where I can describe the sound of each individual instrument
(although; the guitar tone reminds me a LOT of early Immolation…), as they work
together as a unit to create something completely crushing. The music is mostly
slow to mid tempo yet occasionally speeds up to blast beats, keeping things
interesting. Speaking of interesting; our man J.R. incorporates plenty of
creepy melodies in to his song writing, which definitely remind me of the older
Finnish acts and which mix in rather well with the old USDM influence.
It’s impossible to choose stand-out tracks, as every song on
“Worship of Humiliation” is as good as the one before and after it. It’s a very
consistent and very good album.
I find it really hard to believe that “Worship of
Humiliation” was composed by one individual. “Worship of Humiliation” is yet
another album to add to the list of killer 2012 releases, even if you are
starting to tire of the OSDM worship (shame on you if you are!!!).
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