Hailing from Denmark, Ferocity play Death Metal with style and skill. This is contemporary Death Metal that combines intricacy, brutality, melody and controlled aggression to get its message across.
There are blastbeats aplenty, but also mid-paced and slower sections showing off The Chug and other assorted riffs that make this album instantly familiar but also most welcome. Relatively diverse, (within the Death Metal genre of course), Ferocity display influences from various different sub-genres of Death Metal without ever being confined to just one of them. Here and there you’ll find elements of modern, US, brutal, technical, mid-paced and hyperblast Death Metal all sharing the same album, and even the same song. In my book this can only be a good thing, especially as in the case of Ferocity it works and doesn’t sound just mashed together.
There are some very nice riffs on this release and some good moments in the songs – a welcome grasp of dynamics by the band of when to go melodic, when to go full throttle, when to ease off, when a solo is required, etc. all within a solid Death Metal framework.
Ferocity live up to their name but are not limited to it – there is more than just blind brutality here and that makes The Sovereign a better album. Recommended.
Wonderbox Metal 
Denmark you say. Makes sense 🙂 20 seconds and I asked myself – isn’t this the good old Illdisposed? Vocal lines in particular…
Mid paced fragments are great. Some solos exciting. I don’t like the melodic parts though. But good stuff overall. Thanks for sharing.
Artwork is shitty. I don’t get why so many bands do not pay enough attention to this. Wait… Maybe because ‘nobody’ buys CDs anymore? 😉 I still buy some. Some.
I don’t mind the artwork, but yeah you’re right artwork is seen as less important by a lot of people these days, which is a shame.
Excellent review… I’ll have to put this Ferocity CD on my NEED list 🙂 \m/\m/
It’s worth hearing 🙂