Some early words on the Insision album 'Revealed and Worshipped' due out June 19, including a preview of the Kerrang! UK review, the magazine will also do a two page feature on the band, which is kinda cool seeing as they don't normally give a rats ass about Death Metal
http://www.metalreview.com/albums/default.aspx?album=1000
Kerrang! review excerpt: (in print issue July 10)
"Dont be fooled by the 'Swedish death metal' tag, 'Revealed and Worshipped' doesn't contain so much as a sniff of the ear-friendly hooks or hummable melodies associated with countrymen such as In Flames or Soilwork.
This is the sound of something truly emotional and spiritual being
forcibly wrenched from a band of eccentric characters, and channelled
through the medium of ferociously extreme music.
Nasum bloke Mieszko Talarczyk's gloriously rough production job gives every sound a harsh, abrasive edge that could strip paint, a welcome breath of fetid air in these times of Pro-tooled studio trickery, and fits the manic music perfectly.
Mad, yet utterly compelling nonetheless."
http://www.metalreview.com/albums/default.aspx?album=1000
Kerrang! review excerpt: (in print issue July 10)
"Dont be fooled by the 'Swedish death metal' tag, 'Revealed and Worshipped' doesn't contain so much as a sniff of the ear-friendly hooks or hummable melodies associated with countrymen such as In Flames or Soilwork.
This is the sound of something truly emotional and spiritual being
forcibly wrenched from a band of eccentric characters, and channelled
through the medium of ferociously extreme music.
Nasum bloke Mieszko Talarczyk's gloriously rough production job gives every sound a harsh, abrasive edge that could strip paint, a welcome breath of fetid air in these times of Pro-tooled studio trickery, and fits the manic music perfectly.
Mad, yet utterly compelling nonetheless."