Supreme Pain
Divine Incarnation
Rating
Style: Death Metal
Release date: 27 May, 2011
Playing time: 47:35
 

If you start ejaculating when hearing the words 'old school death metal', you are reading the right review. Dutch soil seems to be perfect for this style. If you don't know that yet, you can't be a real old school freak. With ex-Sinister member Adrie Kloosterwaard as chief these Dutch have forged their third album. They sound a bit more melodic on this album than on its predecessors, but they didn't hand in any speed or aggression.

The most eye-catching part on this album are in my opinion the drum capacities of Paul Beltman. The tempo of the bass drums he develops in some songs is astonishing. I provoke you to count the beats per minute, it probably will not be a world record, but it should be close. The songs are brutal, have the right groove and are rather technical. Jörg Uken (God Dethroned, Dew-Scented) gave the album the right mix and that makes this album indeed the best one from the band so far. Adrie's growls and grunts are what we are used from him, low and brutal.  I am not going to tell something about every single song, only that the first tunes of the song "Trapped in Heresy" are similar to Slayers "Hell Awaits".

Death metal adapts know what they must do on May 27th.


Tracklist

01. Dawn of a New Area
02. The Dark Army
03. Damned Creation
04. Treasonous Disease
05. Trapped In Heresy
06.
Spiritual Sickness
07. Divine Incarnation
08. Putrefied Beauty
09. The Fallen Kingdom
10. Towards Hell

Label: Massacre Records
Distribution: Target (Denmark)
Reviewed by: Reinier de Vries
Date: 22 May, 2011
Website: www.myspace.com/supremepainofficial