Tsatthoggua "Hosanna bizarre" LP

Get ready to shatter the boundaries of extreme metal with Tsatthoggua’s ferocious 1996 masterpiece, "Hosanna Bizarre". This album is a relentless assault on the senses, defying black metal conventions with an unfiltered, genre-blurring style that merges black, death, thrash, and speed metal into a wall of brutal, raw energy. If you’re seeking brooding atmospheres or introspective moods, look elsewhere. Tsatthoggua delivers pure, unrelenting chaos with buzzsaw guitars, pulverizing blast beats, and razor-sharp vocal intensity. From piercing shrieks to guttural growls interwoven with eerie chants and haunting female harmonies. This is the sound of extreme metal pushed to its loudest, angriest limits. Lyrically, "Hosanna Bizarre" stays true to black metal’s roots with its unapologetic rebellion, but with a twist. Themes of anti-Christian defiance are channeled through an embrace of primal human impulses like lust and excess. Tracks like “Dionysos’ Ecstasy” and “Intrude into Immortality” celebrate the uninhibited, while “The Belief - The Lie” and “2000 V Kum” go straight for the jugular with their anti-religious anthems. Highlights include the riff-packed trio of “Niemals Geboren,” “Intrude into Immortality,” and “Hosanna Bizarre,” where the band crams more tempo shifts and guitar insanity into a single song than most bands manage in an album. While the 33-minute runtime might feel short, every second is an intense, visceral experience, amplified by eerie synths and unexpected soundscapes. "Hosanna Bizarre" is an essential for fans of unapologetically extreme metal and for fans of Impaled Nazarene, Sadistik Exekution, Witchmaster and the likes.