This Toronto trio (two singers, one who can play all instruments) played an apeshit cosmic/sponge war metal in their first full-length album, following last year's Primordial Dawn EP. 

And, man, we are listening, although it is painful to hear, all the high pitch razors are on the ear holes, grinding and blasting, not conquerors or blasphemy, man, I don’t know, it reminds me of a The solo project of people's interpretation of Revenge's war metal is filtered to you by the desire of Blood Incantation, and provided to you by the production quality of your toilet. Are there any songs? of course not. I mean, there are 10, yes, but it’s just a huge noise ball, sometimes there will be a few seconds of silence, I guess it’s an indication that a new song is starting, but you can write any random on this record Click to drop the needle and select 4 minutes to play again, and call it a song, no matter what happened during that time. However, if you point a gun to my head, I will accept the huge blow of "Clubbed Into Pulp" to the sound. When the band then climbs into the "Unrelenting Force" I like it, it almost has a... Groove... to it, before it grinds off your tar, that's it. 

Throughout the album, the drums are pure caveman grinds, the guitar is just a harsh steel hum, the bass roller, the vocals sometimes drown it all...I will be the first to admit These 41 minutes are a lot of things to deal with, and I like these things. But this proves the band’s shameless commitment to the limit, and we are absolutely not wrong. So, it's a bit ugly, but, naturally, a bit good.

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