Necrosanct "Incarnate" CD

This is one of the most genuinely evil and overlooked slabs of death metal ever buried in the underground in 1992. From the first moments it becomes clear this is an album so intense and malevolent that its reputation alone should have kept it from fading into obscurity. Recommended quietly from one diehard to another, it’s the kind of lost release you instantly regret missing once you finally hear it. The atmosphere is unmistakably rooted in early Morbid Angel, Bolt Thrower, Pestilence worship, yet the band injects their own identity through relentless intensity, sharp songwriting, and a vocalist whose performance stands among the genre’s most gripping. The riffs carve forward with the urgency of classic death metal’s formative years, while the pacing shifts between fast assaults and slower, suffocating passages that deepen the overall impact. What Incarnate delivers is a complete, fully realized vision of pure, uncompromising death metal. Feral, atmospheric, and crafted with an instinctive understanding of what made the early genre so powerful. A forgotten essential for anyone devoted to the darkest roots of death metal. Do not overlook this awesome reissue.