Showing posts with label Necrophagia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Necrophagia. Show all posts
Monday, 19 March 2018
Monday, 23 March 2015
Necrophagia - White Worm Cathedral
Genre: Death
Country: U.S.A.
Year: 2014
1. Reborn Through Black Mass
2. ВNN
3. Angel Blake
4. Warlock Messiah
5. Fear The Priest
6. Elder Things
7. Coffins
8. Hexen Nacht
9. Rat Witch
10. March Of The Deathcorps(e)
11. Silentium Vel Mortis
12. The Dead Among Us
13. WhiteWorm Cathedral
With their 7th album, Necrophagia prove that thirty one (!) years into their career they still have a lot to say. The main lyrical focus here is on horror movies of old while maintaining the feel of an old school death metal record, as plenty of riffs and solos abound. The cheesy horror vibe of the keyboards along with the samples, make this entire record very fun to listen too.
Download(cloudmail)
Saturday, 12 January 2013
Necrophagia - Season Of The Dead
Genre: Death
Country: U.S.A.
Year: 1987
1. Season Of The Dead
2. Forbidden Pleasure
3. Bleeding Torment
4. Insane For Blood
5. Reincarnation
6. Ancient Slumber
7. Mental Decay
8. Abomination
9. Terminal Vision
10. Painful Discharge
11. Beyond And Back
Debut album by Necrophagia, one of the oldest death metal bands (created in 1983) and the first using gore lyrics. Groundbreaking in many ways, these guys laid down the foundations for many death metal bands to come. After this release the band split up and reunited later with the 'help' of Phil Anselmo.
Download(mediafire) or Download(narod)
Saturday, 2 July 2011
Necrophagia - Deathtrip 69
Genre: Death
Country: U.S.A.
Year: 2011
1. Naturan Demonto
2. Beast With Feral Claws
3. Tomb With A View
4. Suffering Comes In Sixes
5. A Funeral For Solange
6. Kyra
7. Bleeding Eyes Of The Eternally Damned
8. Trick R' Treat (The Last Halloween)
9. Deathtrip 69
10. Death Valley
6th album by Necrophagia. Except for the polished production, not a whole lot has changed in their camp. Their chugging guitars, old-school keyboards, death-machine beats, horror-movie samples and ghoulish lyrics haven't changed a bit. They've stayed faithful to their themes and concepts, basing their songs on well-known horror classics and obscure grindhouse gems.
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