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Made to Mate split CD 2002: The Parents Of Oude
Pekela / Goat Anus by Pisspleased Records
1: Intro
2: Made to Mate
3: Born to Burn for Satan
4: Moeraslijkjes
5: Underground Torture Compound
6: 6 Years, 6 Months, 6 Days
7: Open de hellepoort voor verse zieltjes
8: The Ritual Abortion
9: Outro
line-up:
Molester (instruments, vocals)
     
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Excrement Terrorism on
the Holy Trinity Part 2 split 7" EP 2013: Lanz / The
Parents Of Oude Pekela by New Era Productions
2: Gehoorzaam de meester
3: No Name, No Date of Birth...
line-up:
The Blind Abyss Of Uncreation (instruments, vocals)
  
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As Satan Spawns from
the Grave of a Thousand Infants CD 2015 by The Ritual
Productions
1: Born to Burn for Satan
2: One Minute of Silence for the Nearly Dead
3: 6 Years 6 Months 6 Days
4: Underground Torture Compound
5: Vogelvrij
6: Naar het slachthuis
7: Back to the Tranquil Chaos
8: Made to Mate
9: Dead Body Love - Pungent Stench cover
10: Widespread Hatred
11: Breath
12: Love Death
13: Gehoorzaam de meester
14: Moeraslijkjes
15: No Name No Date of Birth
16: Open de hellepoort voor verse zieltjes
17: Witness the Beauty of Nature
18: Sletten voor mij - Christfighter cover
19: KCJ Hardcore Superstar
20: Thermonuclear Devastation - Onslaught cover
line-up:
The Blind Abyss Of Uncreation (instruments, vocals)
Review: It has a reason I
am officially promoting this album to be picked up by a
proper label: it's just a killer piece of Satanic Art. I
have known this band since its first split demo and was
amazed at how primitive and simple things could get in
black metal. Every step this band made in its first
incarnation was a step towards something uniquely
different. It was not until early 2014, when this album
was finished, that I heard what this freshly reincarnated
band was capable of. It might have lost its long-time
solo musician in 2008 (being replaced by one of the other
original founding fathers), but it has finally found its
deranged unique sound, that has hints of death metal act
Bolt Thrower, grindcore band Heresy, as well as black
metal bands Beherit, Von, Burzum, Hellhammer,
Profanatica, Bestial Warlust, and Heretic. It's both
brutal and noisy and crystal clear in sound, and
effectively simple in its execution to top it off, using
programmed drums, and a variety of vocal styles - of
which the hysterical screams are probably the most
alienating. It more or less perfects what was presented
on the 2013 split single, losing a lot of unnecessary
samples in the process and gaining quality in terms of
musicianship. It's also alternating between the unnatural
high speed present on all the previous outings and
mid-tempo rhythms. A lot of its titles are present on
earlier releases, but these songs have been rewritten
musically and lyrically, without losing its essences.
Since it's still up for adoption, I'll urge labels to
contact NLBMe Management through this website!
Source: NLBMe exclusive,
November 2014.
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