Architecture of Chaos
by Satanic
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumSatanic I Architecture of Chaos, is a three-member band hailing from Trois-Rivieres in Quebec. The group consists of Martin Carle on drums, Guillame Petit on guitar and vocals, and Izaac Beaudoin on bass and vocals. “Architecture of Chaos” serves as their debut album, featuring eight tracks with a total duration of approximately 40 minutes. The album delves into themes such as war, global conspiracies, and Satanism.
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tchernobyl 86
08:42
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World of Chaos
02:26
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Processing the Undead
03:32
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Armageddon
07:31
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Systematic Fear
03:21
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Biotech Warfare
03:51
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Mephistophelian
06:11
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The album kicks off with the powerful track “Mephistophelian,” characterized by intense heaviness and rapidly chugging riffs. Demonic growls introduce infectious melodies, while the guitars take center stage. Despite slight limitations in drum production, the captivating guitar riffs effectively compensate for this minor drawback.
SPEED RIFFING
Satanic displays their expertise in speed riffing through tracks like “World of Chaos,” seamlessly transitioning from descending guitar lines to blisteringly fast riffs. “Armageddon” further demonstrates their knack for neck-breaking riffs, occasionally featuring rhythm sections and bass solos.
INTENSE RIFFING
“Systematic Fear” captivates listeners with lightning-fast and loud riffs that blur into continuous notes due to rapid picking. “Processing the Undead” offers a more rhythmic approach, accompanied by meatier drum sounds. The song culminates with a fantastic riff and synchronizes horrifying vocals, leaving a lasting impact.
VARIATION AND MODERN TOUCHES
“Architecture of Apocalypse” displays inventive intros, with a slower start featuring a delightful bass line blending with solid riffs and eventually leading to enjoyable solos. Moreover, the track incorporates captivating solos and infectious head-banging riffs, making it nearly impossible to resist nodding along.
OLD-SCHOOL FEEL WITH MODERN ELEMENTS
The album’s strengths lie in its excellent bass lines and solos, brilliant riffing, powerful satanic vocals, and precisely timed drumming, resulting in a hard-hitting, eye-opening, and satisfying death metal experience. Striking a perfect balance between aggression, speed, groove, and rhythm, the penultimate track “Biotech Warfare” epitomizes this fusion. While maintaining an authentic old-school death metal vibe in production and mastering, “Architecture of Chaos” skillfully incorporates contemporary elements that enhance its overall impact.
BIOTECH WARFARE AND TCHERNOBYL 86
“Biotech Warfare” epitomizes the essence of Satanic’s style, with seamless transitions between mind-bogglingly fast and remarkably catchy riffs. The drums provide infectious rhythms that gradually intensify, while the bass and vocals contribute a solid foundation and a disturbingly strong presence, respectively.
As a grand finale, the album concludes with the epic sub-9-minute death metal spectacle “Tchernobyl 86.” The track features an array of excellent riffs, maintaining a consistently heavy tone while varying the pace. The vocals shine brilliantly, accompanied by well-executed drumming, delivering nine minutes of unrelenting brutality.
SPEED RIFFING
Satanic displays their expertise in speed riffing through tracks like “World of Chaos,” seamlessly transitioning from descending guitar lines to blisteringly fast riffs. “Armageddon” further demonstrates their knack for neck-breaking riffs, occasionally featuring rhythm sections and bass solos.
INTENSE RIFFING
“Systematic Fear” captivates listeners with lightning-fast and loud riffs that blur into continuous notes due to rapid picking. “Processing the Undead” offers a more rhythmic approach, accompanied by meatier drum sounds. The song culminates with a fantastic riff and synchronizes horrifying vocals, leaving a lasting impact.
VARIATION AND MODERN TOUCHES
“Architecture of Apocalypse” displays inventive intros, with a slower start featuring a delightful bass line blending with solid riffs and eventually leading to enjoyable solos. Moreover, the track incorporates captivating solos and infectious head-banging riffs, making it nearly impossible to resist nodding along.
OLD-SCHOOL FEEL WITH MODERN ELEMENTS
The album’s strengths lie in its excellent bass lines and solos, brilliant riffing, powerful satanic vocals, and precisely timed drumming, resulting in a hard-hitting, eye-opening, and satisfying death metal experience. Striking a perfect balance between aggression, speed, groove, and rhythm, the penultimate track “Biotech Warfare” epitomizes this fusion. While maintaining an authentic old-school death metal vibe in production and mastering, “Architecture of Chaos” skillfully incorporates contemporary elements that enhance its overall impact.
BIOTECH WARFARE AND TCHERNOBYL 86
“Biotech Warfare” epitomizes the essence of Satanic’s style, with seamless transitions between mind-bogglingly fast and remarkably catchy riffs. The drums provide infectious rhythms that gradually intensify, while the bass and vocals contribute a solid foundation and a disturbingly strong presence, respectively.
As a grand finale, the album concludes with the epic sub-9-minute death metal spectacle “Tchernobyl 86.” The track features an array of excellent riffs, maintaining a consistently heavy tone while varying the pace. The vocals shine brilliantly, accompanied by well-executed drumming, delivering nine minutes of unrelenting brutality.
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released July 30, 2017
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