Cerberus - Cursed Flesh

Review by George Tiago Maia

Cerberus' latest album, Cursed Flesh, is a must-listen for fans of extreme metal. The band's signature blend of death and black metal is on full display throughout the album's nine tracks, which are all characterized by their relentless aggression and dark, brooding atmosphere.

From the opening track, "Monolithic Death," to the closing number, "The Chant of the Damned," Cursed Flesh is a non-stop assault on the senses. The guitar work is particularly impressive, with intricate riffs and blistering solos that showcase the band's technical prowess. The drumming is equally impressive, with thunderous blasts and intricate fills that add to the album's overall intensity.

Vocalist, John Doe, delivers a powerful performance, his guttural growls and screams perfectly complementing the music's dark themes. The lyrics deal with topics such as death, despair, and the occult, adding to the album's ominous atmosphere.

Summary by George Tiago Maia

Cursed Flesh is a standout album from a band that continues to push the boundaries of extreme metal. Fans of Cerberus and the genre as a whole will not be disappointed by this latest offering.