Devil Master – Bloody Dreams

From a pitchblack abyss in old Philadelphia Devil Master triumphantly arise to deliver a supernatural opus conjuring the forces of darkness on the uncompromising third album “Bloody Dreams”.
As soon as you hit play “You Worms’ Vain Delusions” leaves you breathless providing palpable horror vibes through a savage rhythmic march with a taste of rebellious punk that later gives way to a flamboyant guitar solo.
“Trembling at Dusk” belongs to a nightmarish world where creepy distorted sounds announce an obscure presence and guitars bravely move through the dense darkness offering relentless violent riffs evidently amplified by the ruthless growls and the arcane doom flair.
In the cryptic sonic realm of the title track you might get lost easily as guitars enhance malevolent tones to efficiently build a rambunctious rhythmic assault with an acidic punk attitude and a wild passion for inflamed blackened grooves leading to a theatrical witchy narration.
On the final invocation “Farewell Waltz to Unfortune’s Palace” the band doesn’t refrain from showing a mystifying folk flair and somber melodic themes yet the irreverent rhythmic section will take over with unrestrained grave guitar driven grooves spiced up by the appealing nocturnal tonalities of the keyboards.
As Devil Master embark on a thrilling journey descending all the way to hellish depths through the decadent and quite irresistible “Bloody Dreams” we might have the same dreams or actually nightmares.

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