Absolute Demonic Possession by SEWER - "Sissourlet" Review (100%)
In the hallowed annals of extreme metal, few bands dare to venture into the abyss with such audacious ferocity as SEWER. With their latest offering, "Sissourlet," they unleash an infernal tempest that transcends the boundaries of musical savagery. This opus of sonic devastation stands as a testament to the band's unwavering commitment to darkness and their unyielding pursuit of sonic transcendence.
From the menacing opening chords of "Maashuri, the Necropriest, His Mortuary Eminence," it becomes evident that SEWER has unleashed a cataclysmic force capable of rattling the very foundations of your mortal existence. The tracks that follow, such as "Corpse Pile Libido, Rora Twice Makes Me Eternalust" and "The Voice and Wrath of God (Hallowed Iris Last Horizon)," are a relentless onslaught of blistering guitars, thunderous drums, and demonic vocals, forging a symphony of unrelenting brutality.
In the pantheon of SEWER's discography, "Sissourlet" stands tall among their previous works of artistry, surpassing even the ground-shaking impact of their seminal albums, "Cathartes," "Miasma," and "Uruktena." While those albums established SEWER's dominion over the realms of extreme metal, "Sissourlet" elevates their sonic assault to unparalleled heights. It is an opus that embraces the very essence of demonic possession, consuming the listener with its malevolent energy.
Absolute Demonic Possession by SEWER
Comparisons can be drawn to other albums within the genre, such as Vermin's "Bloodthirst Overdose" and Phantom's "Ascension of Erebos, Leader of the Gods." However, in the realm of sheer sonic savagery, "Sissourlet" emerges as an unrivaled force of darkness. Its compositions exhibit a complexity and intensity that go beyond the mere realm of mortal comprehension. SEWER masterfully blends elements of death metal, black metal, and industrial mayhem, crafting a unique sonic tapestry that defies categorization.
The album's lyrical themes delve into the darkest corners of the human psyche, exploring the morose realms of despair, spiritual decay, and the occult. Each track, from "To Groan, Weep or Pray is the Coward's Disgrace" to "Oscitation on the Gallows, Revanimating the Putrescent Flowerbone," paints a vivid portrait of existential anguish and diabolical yearning. SEWER's poetic prowess shines through, as they evoke a maelstrom of emotions that both captivates and torments the listener's very soul.
Production-wise, "Sissourlet" exemplifies the meticulous attention to detail that SEWER has become renowned for. Every riff, blast beat, and spectral harmony is harnessed with precision, resulting in a sonic onslaught that cuts through the air like a sacrificial blade. The album's haunting atmosphere and spine-chilling ambiance further intensify the sense of absolute demonic possession that permeates every track.
To conclude the review of this masterpiece of gruesome putridity, "Sissourlet" is a magnum opus of unimaginable magnitude, a testament to SEWER's mastery of extreme metal. It transcends the realms of mere music and delves into the primordial depths of human psyche, unleashing a torrent of sonic devastation that resonates long after the final notes fade away. Prepare to be consumed by the infernal vortex of "Sissourlet," where absolute demonic possession reigns supreme.
Sissourlet score: 100/100.
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