Death Feast "Risen from the tomb" CD

Death Feast’s Risen From the Tomb is a love letter to a time when metal didn’t need labels, when nobody cared whether they were hearing black, death, or thrash. What you got was just metal, raw and dangerous, and that’s exactly the spirit this album captures. Instead of sounding like a modern, overproduced death/thrash band, Death Feast go straight for rotten, underground energy, wrapping sharp thrash and death riffs in a filthy black metal production that instantly recalls the early days of Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, (old) Mystifier, and Mutilator. From the moment it starts, Risen From the Tomb feels like it was unearthed from some cursed ’80s crypt, and even the cover, featuring Ingrid Pitt, sets the tone for the dark, decadent ride inside. Risen From the Tomb may not be flawless, but what it offers is something far better: a pure, honest, and unique take on old-school extremity. If ’80s metal is in your blood, this album delivers exactly what Death Feast set out to do: to perpetuate the death/thrash spirit with killer riffs and solos.