This is the first recorded output from Turkish band Eradicate and there’s not a huge amount to go on with it being just over 12-minutes long including an intro piece. Essentially rescued from demo obscurity and published on CD by Polish label Godz Ov War it’s described as a mixture of death and doom. If like me you were wondering what Daesin means it is apparently the German word for existence, so philosophical speaking here we have the death of it and this a flowery way of a common trope.

Once the ominous tones of the opener are dispensed of, we get an unholy gurgle from vocalist Inhuman, living up to his mane before the band fire off into first track proper ‘Whispering Paranoia.’ It’s slap-dash stumbling drums, grating guitar and both low intoned growls along with some higher-pitched grindcore-esque snarls. There’s some reverberation on these and a meaty sewer ridden nastiness about the songs stumbling gait. ‘Immolation Within The Void’ brings a bit of the promised doom with a slower methodological approach bringing things down complete with that tried and tested trope of tolling bells ringing out a bit of good old-fashioned cataclysm. The sound is chunky and as things romp away and the snarls rancidly spew forth, there’s no shortage of sickness to be found within the group’s uncompromising stance.

Last track ‘Psuedic Liberty Of The Mind’ is wrapped around with a sample about an asylum, which I cant place and has a bouncy jaunt around the chugging riffs. This inescapable domain has a certain amount of madness about it and our incarcerated souls pump out old school death with groans, yells and gnashing of teeth whilst our sampled narrator informs “some people are so delusional and so out of their minds that they have literally eaten their own children.” And that’s it, how to pad out a review of a short piece of music and a promising start from this band from Istanbul. Hopefully they will build upon it in the future.

(6.5/10 Pete Woods)

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