Here’s some delicious fare from IKEA land, which definitely reminds one of stable and powerful Old-School Black Metal, even with a bit of Rock'n'Roll that goes under the skin quite dirty while listening. Additionally, the track rocks like cream and the vocals are beautifully evil, coming at you with a uniformly distorted sound in your head. The project consists of just one man, who already wanted to bring this work to the public in 2005 with a tape via the Swedish label Satanic Propaganda Records. Now here’s the CD with 9 songs, of which the last piece is a cover of BATHORY's "You don't move me." Crucifer and Satanism shake hands here, and everything is fully on the program! Certainly not for everyone, but it’s nice to hear something from this sector again! For our long-haired headbangers, it’s a must to stock up on this fare!
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