Brutal Desecration
by DESTRUKTOR
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Final Vengeance
02:39
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The Holy Trinity Denied
01:48
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Day of Slaughter
02:45
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Brutal Desecration
02:57
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Unholy Victory Massacre
04:20
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about
Long a paragon of that particular brand of gnarly black/death for which Australia first made its name in extreme metal circles, DESTRUKTOR released their debut EP, Brutal Desecration, some five years after forming. Nevertheless, its release in 2002 - as a 7" on the late/great Decius label - signified and solidified a sea change in the underground: while so many were still fixated on running-on-fumes Scandinavian tropes, there were a handful of ruffians & outlaws Down Under doing the Devil's work, drawing equal inspiration from Blasphemy, old Teutonic thrash, and early South American madness - and, of course, homeland hooligans Bestial Warlust. Thus is Brutal Desecration a perfect, poignant snapshot of a moment in time both for band and subgenre - ripping, roiling, muscular, malevolent, neither strictly black nor death nor thrash - featuring bestial session drums from ABOMINATOR / CEMETERY URN's Chris Volcano. And while DESTRUKTOR would start to streamline with 2004's Nuclear Storm EP for a then-young HELLS HEADBANGERS, Brutal Desecration accomplished its title and then some, serving as a rough & raw foundation for Glenn Destruktor and crew to later perfect their barbaric onslaught.
Out of print for over 20 years, Brutal Desecration at LONG last sees a timely reissue, featuring an exclusive era-relevant bonus track and now pressed on a one-side 12" with a silkscreened B-side. DESTRUKTOR will be soon releasing their equally-long-overdue comeback album, Indomitable, so take a trip back to unsafe spaces with this reissue of Brutal Desecration!
Out of print for over 20 years, Brutal Desecration at LONG last sees a timely reissue, featuring an exclusive era-relevant bonus track and now pressed on a one-side 12" with a silkscreened B-side. DESTRUKTOR will be soon releasing their equally-long-overdue comeback album, Indomitable, so take a trip back to unsafe spaces with this reissue of Brutal Desecration!
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released May 3, 2024
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