This is the third album from Brazilian band In Torment. They play Technical/Brutal Death Metal.
In Torment don’t take any prisoners. Indeed, they probably haven’t even heard of the concept of mercy if this album is anything to go by. It’s a relentless beating and an unrepentant assault all delivered in just under 34 minutes of compact and deadly music.
A professional recording yields a powerful sound that gives the band a strong foundation for their attack.
The vocals are deep growls accentuated with higher screams. The singer has a good voice and there’s no sign of weakness or faltering anywhere in the performance. The vocals have that very satisfying roughness to them that just seems to hit the spot deep inside.
The songs are bloodthirsty expositions on everything brutal. Technical riffs and chunky rhythms collide as the songs tear out of the speakers. There are a lot of good moments in these songs and overall the songwriting is of a good standard.
These are very strong tracks; a lot of thought seems to have gone into their composition. I like the way that the underlying rhythms are really good and they appear to have built the more technical aspects of the songs around this firm base. There are some really good solos on here too.
Sphere of Metaphysical Incarnations has enough brutality to gain your interest and enough technicality to keep it.
This is a solid Death Metal album from a professional band. Recommended for all Death Metal fans.
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