Exmortem – Pestilence Empire (2002) is a relentless dose of Danish death metal, delivering 33 minutes of pure aggression and intensity. The album is packed with ferocious drumming, rapid double bass, and crushing, unpredictable riffs that make it one of the band’s most extreme releases.
The distinctive, deep and expressive growl of Simon Petersen—often compared to the styles of Mikael Åkerfeldt and Paul Kuhr—adds a dark emotional layer, while occasional screams further enhance the raw and uncompromising atmosphere.
Featuring standout tracks such as “Ghastly Grotesque” and “Funerary Sculpture”, this release is a monolithic wall of sound with no moments of respite—pure, unfiltered death metal from start to finish.
Country: Denmark
Label: Osmose Productions
Year: 2002
Genre: Death Metal
Tracklist:
- Ghastly Grotesque
- Funerary Sculpture
- Pestifer
- Death Deceiver
- Malus Invictus
- Grand Dome of Destruction
- Icecold Ugliness (Part 2)
- Gruesome Icons
- A Tyrants Hunger
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