When: November 2012
Label: Scion Audio Visual
These days it’s hard to
bring forth technical death metal that appeals the masses, though if anyone had
the chance to break through that glass ceiling its Revocation. These guys have
been around since the start of the century and while their last full length Chaos Of Forms hasn’t exactly received
glowing reviews, this Teratogensis EP
looks primed and ready to blow a few dozen minds.
This EP is everything Chaos Of Forms should have been. It is
bold, it is brash, and it displays all of it’s ugliness in all its glory. The
guitar riffs are demented, and the drums are just completely insane – it’s
fantastic. Many of the fans stated the big criticism of the album is its
inability to keep the listener hooked, and Teratogensis
does this very well.
Teratogensis is Revocation’s return to producing some intense material that
doesn’t ease up on the brutality or technical ability at all. It’s immense, and
it scares the fuck out of me at some points, but my god it’s enjoyable.
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