In 1993, the same scene happened at the same moment in history in the Andalusian Autonomous Region of Spain, which is far away from Florida, USA. A band named "Hormigon" gave birth to their most representative Demo "Evil". Its appearance changed the speed and cruelty that the previous death metal albums paid more attention to, and instead enhanced the power of the instrument. In each song, each guitar riff hides a dark motive, bringing out some catchy but unsettling melodies, and the drums mix fast rhythms and complex pattern innovations to create chaotic underlying atmospheres , the easily overlooked bass also provides a good foundation for the guitar with its slow and doomed strumming.
Huangquan Reocrds puts this representative demo of the band in front of you again in the form of a CD, and at the same time dedicates the demo of the same name in 1992 as a reward to you, so stay tuned...
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As I’ve come to expect from Ulthar, the riffs are twisting, blistering, and dizzying. There’s a good amount of variation in each cut, despite the consistently anxious atmosphere.
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I'm kicking my own ass for somehow missing this when it released. Expertly arranged death metal with kick drums that could demolish a high-rise. zirtonic
supported by 4 fans who also own “HQR - 048 Hormigon - Evil”
What a monster of an album - the dense, vicious nature tears your chest open and devours your insides. Sick fuckin’ riffs - always a big fan of this one since release. MetalJazzDnB