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		<title>Daemusinem &#8211; Thy Ungodly Defiance</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Well this is a most unrelentingly brutal release to get us moving into the fall season. Italy’s Daemusinem debut with their first release Thy Godly Defiance released by Willowtip Records. I was excited to hear about this project in being a fan of the group Putridity.  Daemusinem is in no way like Putridity other than [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well this is a most unrelentingly brutal release to get us moving into the fall season. Italy’s <strong>Daemusinem </strong>debut with their first release <em>Thy Godly Defiance </em>released by <strong>Willowtip Records</strong>. I was excited to hear about this project in being a fan of the group <strong>Putridity</strong>.  <strong>Daemusinem </strong>is in no way like <strong>Putridity </strong>other than use of some similar techniques but style wise they are a very different style of death metal.  The name <strong>Daemusinem</strong> loosely translates to, “Demon Mountain”. “Thy Ungodly Defiance” is a concept album based on the story of Fra Dolcino, a heretic preacher who lived in northern Italy during the 13th century, and was tortured and burnt at the stake by the Inquisition.</p>
<p>These deranged blasphemers waste no time in letting you know what styled old blackened death metal they are going to beat you with. <em>Thy Godly Defiance</em> opens up with “Natural Born Satanist” which starts off with a movie sample form The 1991 Sean Connery movie I<em>n The Name of Rose</em>. <strong>Daemusinem </strong>seem to play a <strong>Deicide </strong>styled black/death metal that has thrashier elements. Vocally this is far less guttural and far more annunciation than <strong>Putridity.</strong> The faster more up tempo vocal patterns are a lot easier to follow and less chaotic than their alter ego.</p>
<p>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmQvibdzMTY</p>
<p>“Unholy Trinity” feels like it could have literally been an extra track on<strong> Deicide’s</strong> classic second album Legion. Not the fastest thing in the world but again the riffing is fairly interesting and catchy throughout.  At times I am also reminded of <em>Diabolical Summoning</em> era <strong>Sinister</strong> and Dan Swano’s old black/death project I<strong>nfestdead</strong>.“Despaired Path of Suffering” is one of the more blast heavy tracks and reminds me a great deal of <strong>Aeon</strong> with the placement of bended pinch harmonics. I cannot find any major complaints throughout this first full length from these guys.  I am actually rather impressed in the versatility of being able to switch from a west coast disgorge styled influenced band like <strong>Putridity </strong>to an effort like <strong>Daemusinem.</strong></p>
<p>“Execrate the Cursed Martyr” finishes up <em>Thy Ungodly Defiance</em> on a pummeling ride of blistering blast beats and triumphant octave riffs climbing and pulsating.  Overall this a pretty crushing first effort from these guys and think anyone looking for catchy <strong>Deicide, Centurian, Aeon, and Morbid Angel</strong> styled death metal this should be right up your alley.  Very good album.</p>
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