This group, with folks from Prezir, Protestant, Enabler, Shut in, Force, and others, continues to deliver a Revenge/ Blasphemy/ Angelcorpse-inspired form of vitriolic black death that fans of recent acts like Chaos Inception, Olkoth, Plague Corpse, Imperishable, etc, will gobble up in spike ‘n’ leather goodness.

I covered the 2017 self-titled debut, and really dug it, and the follow-up, A Flock Slaughtered, delivered more of the same, and to the surprise of no one, this is a third album of the same cacophony of noisy, chaotic, feral, and snarling black/death metal.

33 minutes, 10 songs with titles like “Standing in Depravity”, “Satanic Hammer of Justice”, “Ravenous Hellslaught”. And not a single moment of respite or gimmick from the hellish noise. Chris Ellis has a throaty bellow and rasp, and the guitars of Bubba Nitz and Mike Gamm are gritty, raw, and menacing.

This isn’t a game-changer of an album or even a memorable album. But I mean that as a compliment.  You just sit there and let tracks like “Power to Stop It…”, “Rabid Dogs”,  and “Aftermath” punch you in the face and smile while your teeth shatter.

With Pseudonyms like “Horrible Person”, “Drug Pervert Deathhammer”, “Infernal Scumbag” and “CHUD Overlord”, and song titles like “Misanthrope Absolute”, “Taste The Fucking Poison” and “Torched of War and Retribution”, you know what you are in for. Early Incantation, mixed with defunct US act Sanguis Imperem jumped to mind as well as a host of bestial Hell’s Headbangers acts.

Armed with  filthy guitar tone and even filthier vocals (some times bordering on grindcore gurgle), the 10 song 36 minute affair rarely lets up except for a miasmal Incantation-y crawl here and there. It’s a nasty, grimy affair, but back up that grime with killer riffs as heard on “Iron Justice”, crawling “Rats (This World is a Sewer)”, putridly regal favorite “Death March Insanity” and “Torched of War and Retribution” and some of those aforementioned sickly crawls (i.e start of  “Taste the Fucking Poison”, “part of “Denier of the Root”, end of closer “There Will be No Law”), though I wish there were more.

Hell’s Headbangers missed one here… and a great score for Poland’s Godz of War as this is a killer release of bestial metal, but has some song writing chops as well as pure nihilistic filth. Will definitely be keeping an eye on these guys and future releases.