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ABOMINATOR - Nuctemeron Descent

GENRE: Death/black metal
COUNTRY: Australia
FORMAT: CD
LABEL: Osmose Productions
YEAR: November 17th, 2003

RATING: 4/10
REVIEWED BY: PSL
PROVIDED BY: Superion

Nuctemeron Descent is the third album from the Australian band Abominator. It's a release that draws on inspiration from bands such as Angel Corpse, Destroyer 666 and Krisiun. The music is black/death metal played in the old-fashioned way.

The songs are in no way pioneering or for that matter interestingly put together. The music feels limited and uninspired. The songs are well-played, but there's not much that is able to excite. It's like the band runs on cruise control. This is a big part of why I find the music on Nuctermeron Descent boring.

The production is grimy, but clear. It's easy to hear what's going on, but it doesn't help much on the overall impression.

Nuctermeron Descent is an effort that hasn't got anything that'll make it stand out among all the other mediocre CD's that are coming out nowadays.


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		ABOMINATOR - Nuctemeron Descent GENRE: Death/black metal COUNTRY: Australia FORMAT: CD LABEL: Osmose Productions YEAR: November 17th, 2003 RATING: 4/10 REVIEWED BY: PSL PROVIDED BY: Superion Nuctemeron Descent is the third album from the Australian band Abominator. It's a release that draws on inspiration from bands such as Angel Corpse, Destroyer 666 and Krisiun. The music is black/death metal played in the old-fashioned way. The songs are in no way pioneering or for that matter interestingly put together. The music feels limited and uninspired. The songs are well-played, but there's not much that is able to excite. It's like the band runs on cruise control. This is a big part of why I find the music on Nuctermeron Descent boring. The production is grimy, but clear. It's easy to hear what's going on, but it doesn't help much on the overall impression. Nuctermeron Descent is an effort that hasn't got anything that'll make it stand out among all the other mediocre CD's that are coming out nowadays.