Treasondom comes from the cold mountains of
Transylvania and since 2017 they’ve been firing out venomous blasts of grind,
death, thrash and crust. Their name has started to spread in the underground
through their EP “Nihilistic Incubator” (2018), compilation appearances, and
live gigs alongside heavyweights like Master,
Candlemass and Foetal
Juice. After years of sowing chaos, the band now unleashes its first
full-length, “The Flesh Consumes The Mind”.
This album
is a relentless strike, clocking in at just over 22 minutes. It thrives on
urgency, fury and collapse. Songs like “Everyone Is Dead Or Dying” and
“Cathedral For Thieves” hit like lightning, gone in moments but leaving
wreckage behind. The instrumental “Rites Of Loss” is a tolling reminder of
mortality, an eerie pause before the album storms back into violence. Treasondom’s dual guitar and vocal attack, backed
by a punishing rhythm section, makes tracks such as “The Flesh Consumes The
Mind” and “Revolution Eats Its Children” erupt with raw hostility.
The production by Ben Jones captures the band’s sound with an organic strike, full of grit and impact. Nothing is distant or artificial here, every riff and drum strike sounding immediate and alive. Songs like “Progress?” with its jagged riffs and “No Shores At The End” with its grinding, doom-laced march, give the album a sense of finality, like staring into the ruins of civilization while the fires still burn.
Treasondom doesn’t
waste time, they go straight for the jugular. The album is savage, direct, and
memorable in its chaos. For fans of Napalm Death,
Lock Up, Nasum and
Misery Index, this is an album that will
scratch the itch for furious, uncompromising grind-infused death metal with
crusted edges. This is an intent debut full-length; a violent proclamation
carved in noise and rage. It’s the kind of album that its raw energy keeps
pulling you back into the storm.
Score:
8.0
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