Megiddo
The Devil And The Whore
[Barbarian Wrath]
For those of you retards who don’t know the band
Megiddo, the brain child of ChorazaiM , lord and
master of LARM, I won’t even bother with you. On
second thought, you may not be a senseless pile of
fecal waste, you may merely be new to the Metal world.
ChorazaiM hails from his little corner of hell,
Canada, and Megiddo play old school Black Metal, not
Norsecore (Dimmu Borgir etc.), but real Black Metal,
in the tradition of the great molders of evil.
When I first put this album on I was sitting in front of my computer surfing the web, when the first waves of blasphemy smashed their way through my speakers. Almost immediately following the first attack on my ears I thought, “holy shit”. After taking a look around and discovering this album was not recorded in 1985 I began to think to myself, “why can’t more bands play this way”. “The Devil And The Whore” is exactly what I was looking for, that is, a band willing to play like Bathory and Minotaur played back in the glory days of Metal.
Every track on this album, takes you on a trip back to 1985, all are great assaults of Black Metal. If you, the reader, are worth anything you will immediately seek this album from Barbarian Wrath records (hail to Blackgoat). Only a limited number of copies are available so find the money somewhere and pick it up. If it turns out that you can’t get this album send me an email. If ChorazaiM gives me permission, I will burn it for you.
© 2001 ramrod
When I first put this album on I was sitting in front of my computer surfing the web, when the first waves of blasphemy smashed their way through my speakers. Almost immediately following the first attack on my ears I thought, “holy shit”. After taking a look around and discovering this album was not recorded in 1985 I began to think to myself, “why can’t more bands play this way”. “The Devil And The Whore” is exactly what I was looking for, that is, a band willing to play like Bathory and Minotaur played back in the glory days of Metal.
Every track on this album, takes you on a trip back to 1985, all are great assaults of Black Metal. If you, the reader, are worth anything you will immediately seek this album from Barbarian Wrath records (hail to Blackgoat). Only a limited number of copies are available so find the money somewhere and pick it up. If it turns out that you can’t get this album send me an email. If ChorazaiM gives me permission, I will burn it for you.
© 2001 ramrod