HYPERDONTIA - DERANGED (DEATH METAL, REVIEW, RELEASED 3/15/23, DARK DESCENT RECORDS/ME SACO UN OJO)


Another spat from the Bog archive pools around March, 2023.


By The Great Sweaty! Slap Bog in the face with a wet pair of pants. 

Here is a release not to pass by. Deranged isn’t a filler EP, or something where its just a one-track tease. There are plenty of mosh parts, heavy riffs, technical intertwined rhythms too, but expertly woven in at the appropriate times such as encountered with the solos on Deluded and Degradations of the Flesh.

Imagine someone with a huge cooking pot throwing in different aspects to help cook the death metal recipe. It’s like a mosh chef went into the kitchen and was throwing out the shit, and only selecting quality ingredients. Nothing tastes like stale bread or warmed up crap from one of those shitty all you can eat places. Just a quality offering that your pallet will want to taste again and again.

Think classic straight up raw death metal, but also maintaining a down tuned grime where appropriate to keep the filth within the sound. 

The only negative, it isn’t a negative really, Deranged will leave you wanting more. The audio quality is good and Bog likes death metal bands who don’t sacrifice the sewer sound, but actually enhance it and find a balancing act. Certain music is meant to be clean, other styles need to retain the dirt, and Hyperdontia certainly hold it close to their hearts, which is beneficial for the listener.

Rating: Deranged is instantly moshable, listenable, enjoyable, ferocious, heavy, and direct brutality, which would be a worthwhile addition to your collection.

https://hyperdontiaofficial.bandcamp.com/album/deranged


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