Cadaveric Asphyxiation - Sedated for Homicidal Purposes

Review by Antonio González Churiaque

Cadaveric Asphyxiation's Sedated for Homicidal Purposes is a brutal and unrelenting assault on the senses. The album is a showcase of the band's impressive musicianship and their ability to craft intricate, technical death metal that is both punishing and engaging.

From the opening track, "Prelude to Slaughter," the listener is thrust into a world of frenzied blast beats, thunderous riffs, and guttural vocals. The album's production is crisp and clean, allowing each instrument to shine through in the mix.

The standout tracks on the album include "Chainsaw Symphony," which features a blistering guitar solo and some of the album's most memorable riffs, and "Bloodbath Baptism," which showcases the band's ability to seamlessly shift between different time signatures.

Despite the album's unrelenting brutality, there are moments of unexpected beauty, such as the haunting acoustic guitar interlude on "Infinite Agony." These moments of respite serve to make the album's more intense moments all the more impactful.

Summary by Antonio González Churiaque

Sedated for Homicidal Purposes is a must-listen for fans of technical death metal. Cadaveric Asphyxiation has crafted an album that is both punishing and engaging, and one that will leave listeners wanting more.