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Slaves Shall Serve
Metal · 2005 · 5 tracks

Slaves Shall Serve

Twenty minutes of high-velocity blackened death metal. Massive, precise, and religiously intense, featuring industrial-tinged covers and relentless percussion.

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Relentless, confrontational energy with a sense of dark, ritualistic triumph.

Tracklist · 5 Tracks
02
Entering the Pylon ov Light
3:42
03
Penetration
3:11
04
Until You Call on the Dark
4:26
05
Demigod
3:22
06
Slaves Shall Serve
3:27
Moments Worth Listening For
The mechanical, almost industrial precision of the blast beats on the title track that sound like a high-speed engine.
The jarring shift into the Danzig cover where the band adopts a slower, swinging groove without losing their characteristic bite.
The layered, echoing vocal effects on Penetration that create a sense of vast, terrifying space.

How does Slaves Shall Serve sound next to the rest of Behemoth's catalogue?

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The vocals lean notably further into intense than the rest of the catalogue.

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