Uk death metallers Venom Prison continue to evolve a visceral sonic vision that today leads to the new untamed full-length “Erebos” destined to solidify their status in the underground metal scene.
“Judges Of The Underworld” spontaneously unleashes uncompromising rhythmic blasts highlighting the precise drumming and the blistering guitar riffs that will ultimately lead to charismatic solos characterized by refined melodic accents.
“Nemesis” provides the perfect dosage of aggression as the vitriolic riffage dictates an intense groovy momentum around Larissa Stupar’s insane growls yet when the tempo slows down a bit guitars can acquire brighter tonalities and dazzling proggy vibes.
You can perceive an emotional whirlwind through “Pain Of Oizys” as the focus often shifts to poignant melodic aesthetics emphasizing the hypnotizing intricate guitar work and the wistful clean vocal harmonies in contrast with the scattered savage rhythmic patterns.
Surrounded by dystopian atmospheric arrangements “Golden Apples Of The Hesperides” conveys sheer fury through the hostile screams and the breakneck speed diligently fueled by the unrestrained guitar riffs and the frantic leads.
Undoubtedly there is a strong death metal force behind the vicious composition of “Gorgon Sisters” as the relentless drumming proudly leads the way to a chaotic sonic realm where guitars can engage in fiery convoluted progressions embellished by the futuristic tones of the surreal atmospheric layers.
Through the twisted harsh rhythmic maze of “Technologies Of Death” guitars have the ability to create venomous riffs and enticing melancholic melodic phrases showcasing versatility and expressing grave emotions further enhanced by the gloomy atmospheric finale.
Without any hesitation Venom Prison deliver an overdose of incendiary grooves throughout “Erebos” yet they are able to diverge from standard extreme metal territories channeling an alluring poetic essence.