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		<title>High On Blood &#8211; The Bloodrite Doctrine EP</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[When I got the email for a band called &#8216;High On Blood&#8216;, as I opened the promotional material, I was praying to myself, &#8220;Please be related to Deranged, please be related to the Swedish death metal maven from the 90s/00s, Deranged, as High On Blood was the name of a song from Deranged&#8217;s second classic [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I got the email for a band called &#8216;<strong>High On Blood</strong>&#8216;, as I opened the promotional material, I was praying to myself, &#8220;<em>Please be related to <strong>Deranged</strong>, please be related to the Swedish death metal maven from the 90s/00s, <strong>Deranged</strong></em>, as <strong>High On Blood</strong> was the name of a song from <strong>Deranged&#8217;s</strong> second classic 1998 album.</p>
<p>And lo, the death metal gods answered, and I was elated. As<strong> High On Blood</strong> is indeed a new project from former <strong>Deranged</strong> and <strong>The Forsaken</strong> members Calle Fäldt (vocals/bass) and Johan Axelsson (vocals/guitars), joined by <strong>The Forsaken</strong>&#8216;s Nicklas Grabowski (drums).</p>
<p><em>The Bloodrite Doctrine</em> was released last year on digital only by Regain Records, but picked up this year for a physical vinyl release, and I&#8217;m surprised that I didn&#8217;t get wind of the release and project, considering my general reverence for <strong>Deranged</strong> (and I also dig the melo-death act<strong> The Forsake</strong>n).</p>
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<p>However, this band is not simply a <strong>Deranged</strong> clone, nor a vicious melo-death act, but a bludgeoning style of modern mid-paced death metal with more emphasis on groove and lumbering chugs (&#8220;The Blood Doctrine&#8221;, &#8220;The First Offering&#8221;, &#8220;Burn Through Flesh&#8221;), though there are some blast beats here and there that certainly recall <strong>Deranged, </strong>as heard on &#8220;Throne of the Blind&#8221;. If you enjoy bands like<strong> Blood Red Thron</strong>e,<strong> Jungle Rot</strong>, <strong>Grave</strong>, <strong>Mastic Scum</strong> and<strong> Dawn of Demise,</strong> this might be for you.</p>
<p>Calle Fäldt has the same vocals as he did on<em> Plainfield Cemetery</em> and <em>Obscenities in B-flat</em>, so there is some familiarity there, but while not sounding completely like <strong>Deranged</strong>, there is, however, a cover of <strong>Deranged&#8217;s</strong> &#8220;Coven of Death&#8221; (from 2006&#8217;s <em>Obscenities in B-flat</em>), one of the band&#8217;s slower songs, so it fits<strong> High On Blood</strong>&#8216;s overall sound.</p>
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