After releasing a few split tapes and couple of demos, Sacramental Blood finally released their first full length album in 2016 entitled "Ternion Demonarchy". This Serbian gem embraced brutal death metal which is quite common but not as what it seem to be.
Pure American death metal worship in the vein of bands from Tampa, Florida to be spesific but in a good way and Sacramental Blood managed to do it with their own creativity and idea which is a big relief to those who always wanted to hear something old with a new approach. Brutal as fuck they delivered their message of gore and death as soon as you hit the play button. Uncompromised solid musical arrangements is what Sacramental Blood's brand of music is all about leaving no room for sympathy for the weak whatsoever. Straight to the face punching guitar riffs and solo with a little bit of technical ala Death flow but more extreme approach and not to forget some interesting acoustic parts together with the tight drum play throughout the entire album which made this release a monster when we talk about death metal releases, modern to be spesific. Their bass player and drummer really did well to make sure that the structure of the songs are engulfed in pure chaos with more than enough bass presence to the album with the accompanying demonic vocals assisting the composition. The variety of this album from fast, slow and mid-paced parts makes it an enjoyable at any time.Sacramental Blood's decision to hire Stefano Morabito (Beheaded, Fleshgod Apocalypse) on the producer's seat definitely a wise choice resulting a great production which helps the band indirectly to achive more and compete in the death metal scene worldwide.I bet their fanbase is expanding each and every day after the release!
Sacramental Blood made the right move and on the right path to success and if they can keep this momentum going on, who knows one fine day they might stand tall among other death metal giants in particular and the extreme music scene overall.Please take note and beware of Sacramental Blood, because like it or not they shall spare no mercy at all!
Pure American death metal worship in the vein of bands from Tampa, Florida to be spesific but in a good way and Sacramental Blood managed to do it with their own creativity and idea which is a big relief to those who always wanted to hear something old with a new approach. Brutal as fuck they delivered their message of gore and death as soon as you hit the play button. Uncompromised solid musical arrangements is what Sacramental Blood's brand of music is all about leaving no room for sympathy for the weak whatsoever. Straight to the face punching guitar riffs and solo with a little bit of technical ala Death flow but more extreme approach and not to forget some interesting acoustic parts together with the tight drum play throughout the entire album which made this release a monster when we talk about death metal releases, modern to be spesific. Their bass player and drummer really did well to make sure that the structure of the songs are engulfed in pure chaos with more than enough bass presence to the album with the accompanying demonic vocals assisting the composition. The variety of this album from fast, slow and mid-paced parts makes it an enjoyable at any time.Sacramental Blood's decision to hire Stefano Morabito (Beheaded, Fleshgod Apocalypse) on the producer's seat definitely a wise choice resulting a great production which helps the band indirectly to achive more and compete in the death metal scene worldwide.I bet their fanbase is expanding each and every day after the release!
Sacramental Blood made the right move and on the right path to success and if they can keep this momentum going on, who knows one fine day they might stand tall among other death metal giants in particular and the extreme music scene overall.Please take note and beware of Sacramental Blood, because like it or not they shall spare no mercy at all!
