Death.FM - Behemoth - Evangelion

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Daimonos Behemoth	5:14	136
02	Shemhamforash Behemoth	3:56	55
03	Ov Fire And The Void Behemoth	4:27	132
04	Transmigrating Beyond Realms Ov Amenti Behemoth	3:26	39
05	He Who Breeds Pestilence Behemoth	5:38	70
06	The Seed Ov I Behemoth	4:57	38
07	Alas, Lord Is Upon Me Behemoth	3:14	42
08	Defiling Morality Ov Black God Behemoth	2:46	37
09	Lucifer Behemoth	8:03	103

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.

Vicious Assault of Brutality

By:	tronous32
Date:	17 May 2011
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Behemoth's sound has slowly but surely evolved into true greatness. "Demigod" really showed the power and talent that this band is capable of. With "The Apostasy", Behemoth showed that they were well onto something absolutly incredible. But finally with "The Evangelion", they have really managed to burn their mark forever on the world of music and leave ashes in the wake. This album flows with an incredible sonic pace. There are no weak songs on the album, each song just lends to the next. "Ov Fire And The Void" is a true accomplishment of music greatness. The songs on this album are layered with incredible guitars, none bleeding over the other. Inferno's drums are devastating in their power, speed and sound. Nergal has really pushed the envelope and come up with a truly great album, one I believe that will be talked about for many years to come. If you have the chance to see them live as I have, you will find out they can pull all of the greatness off and add even more power, more hate, more granduer.

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