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		<title>Antropofagus &#8211; Architecture of Lust</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[While bigger named brutal/technical death metal acts (Cannibal Corpse, Spawn of Possession, Gorod, Nile, Dying Fetus) will get the lions share of the attention in 2012, as usual there are a number of under the radar acts that deserve your death metal ear. Recently, the likes of Nocturnal Torment,  Stalwart, Tombthroat, Fisthammer, Never to Arise [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While bigger named brutal/technical death metal acts (<strong>Cannibal Corpse, Spawn of Possession, Gorod, Nile</strong>, <strong>Dying Fetus</strong>) will get the lions share of the attention in 2012, as usual there are a number of under the radar acts that deserve your death metal ear. Recently, the likes of <strong>Nocturnal Torment</strong>,  <strong>Stalwart</strong>, <strong>Tombthroat</strong>, <strong>Fisthammer, Never to Arise</strong> and <strong>Deadborn</strong> have caught my ear. But arguably the best of the bunch is the sophomore effort from Italy&#8217;s <strong>Antropofagus</strong>.</p>
<p>Though this is the band&#8217;s second effort, their debut<em> No Waste of Flesh</em> was released way back in 1999 and the band has been on hold ever since with only a split and an EP in between. Also, there is only one member left from that effort.With a style lying somewhere between brutal and technical, <strong>Antropofagus</strong> have a distinctly American sound that tangibly culls from <strong>Eternal Suffering</strong> (I mean c&#8217;mon, the opening riff of &#8220;Sadistic Illusive Puritanism&#8221; is blatant), <strong>Nile</strong>, <strong>Dying Fetus</strong> and <strong>Morbid Angel</strong>. And its this mix of brutal grooves, blasting vortexes and monstrous production that make<em>s Architecture of Lust</em> one of 2012s best (non retro) death metal albums. Country mates<strong> Hour of Penance</strong> my get more acclaim and attention, but frankly, <em>Architecture of Lust</em> blows <em>Sedition</em> away.</p>
<p>As with almost all death metal, <strong>Antropofagus</strong> aren&#8217;t about doing anything new or original, but taking the genres tropes and sharpening and delivering them with deadly precision. When delivering their more blazing, brutal blasts,  they aren&#8217;t quite as complex or technical as country mates<strong> Fleshgod Apocalypse</strong>, but close (i.e &#8220;Eternity to Devour&#8221; , &#8220;The Lament Configuration&#8221;) . But the band&#8217;s allure isn&#8217;t a single speed assault as the variety of <em>Architecture of Lust</em> is what is it&#8217;s appeal. Where <strong>Antropofagus</strong> succeed is breaking up the often <strong>Nile</strong> like vortex with huge grooves and massive, grinding segments.  Where its the <strong>Morbid Angel</strong> (think &#8220;Hatework&#8221;) like crawl of closer &#8220;Det Helgeren Av Haxor&#8221; (complete with liquidy David Vincent vocals), or huge militant marches contained in the likes of personal favorite &#8220;Sanguinis Bestiae Solum&#8221; and &#8220;Exposition of Deformities&#8221;.</p>
<p>My only tiny gripe is that during a  couple of the furious blast beats, the band randomly adds an annoying tinny snare drum to the fray (&#8220;Demise of the Carnal Principle&#8221;, &#8220;Blessing Upon My Redemption&#8221;) that&#8217;s different from the snare used elsewhere, and it grates a little. Still, it doesn&#8217;t take away from Davide Billia&#8217;s (<strong>Putridity, Septycal Gorge</strong> and who also produced the album) utterly commanding drum performance.Either way, A<em>rchitecture of Lust</em> is a must have death metal release for 2012.</p>
<p>Fucking.Perfect. Death.Metal.</p>
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