Plain, simple, and honest brtual death metal. The genre typically brings to mind a bunch of hoodie wearing wiggers and burnouts that say "brutal" and "sick" ad nasueum, with dull music to match, but give this album a chance. It isn't nonstop blasting and stop start riffing played under some guy that might as well be rapping in gurgles. Apocalypse of the Damned gives off a Xul approved mechanized feel. It has a great atmosphere to it. Imagine Morbid Angel, give them Polish sensibilities, a touch of brutality, and a chaotic noisey sound, and you've got an idea of what this album contains.
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