Dawn Of Decay - Hell Raising Hell

Review by Clinton Wasylishen

Dawn Of Decay's latest album, Hell Raising Hell, is a brutal and unrelenting assault on the senses. From the opening track, "Bloodthirsty," to the closing notes of "The Devil's Playground," this album is a non-stop barrage of heavy riffs, thundering drums, and guttural vocals.

The band's sound is firmly rooted in the death metal genre, but they also incorporate elements of thrash and black metal to create a unique and intense listening experience. The guitar work is particularly impressive, with blistering solos and intricate riffs that showcase the technical proficiency of the musicians.

Lyrically, Hell Raising Hell is a dark and twisted journey through the underworld. Songs like "Satanic Rites" and "Cursed by the Night" explore themes of evil, death, and the occult, while "Eternal Damnation" paints a bleak picture of the afterlife.

Summary by Clinton Wasylishen

Hell Raising Hell is a must-listen for fans of extreme metal. Dawn Of Decay has crafted a powerful and uncompromising album that will satisfy even the most discerning of metalheads.