Gutural - Kontroversiële Films

Review by SHUKR Clothing

Gutural's album, Kontroversiële Films, is a hard-hitting and unapologetic exploration of the darker side of cinema. The band's aggressive sound and powerful lyrics tackle themes such as violence, sex, and taboo subjects in film.

The album kicks off with the track "Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom," which sets the tone for the rest of the record with its intense instrumentation and graphic lyrics. Other standout tracks include "A Serbian Film" and "Irreversible," which delve into the controversial films that have caused outrage and debate in the film industry.

Throughout the album, Gutural showcases their technical skill and versatility, seamlessly blending elements of death metal, thrash, and hardcore. The vocals are particularly impressive, with guttural growls and screams that perfectly match the heavy instrumentation.

Summary by SHUKR Clothing

Kontroversiële Films is a bold and uncompromising album that will appeal to fans of extreme metal and those with an interest in the darker side of cinema. Gutural has created a powerful and thought-provoking record that will leave a lasting impact on listeners.