Profanatica
Crux Simplex

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after a long and winding path of thunderous blasphemy, Profanatica return with the latest ten-track longplay, proving that true pioneers of cavernous black metal still possess enough potency to carry the banner of raw extremity thanks to a crushing, filthy sound that remains fiercely authentic yet enriched by strangely hypnotic, ritualistic structure: this album seems to explode the very spine of underground subgenre from within, using primitive riffs, muffled and subdued vocals, and gloomily echoing percussion that forge a blasphemous atmosphere where foundational tradition merges with freshly charged dark energy, turning this ritual into one of the most compelling and mind-warping statements of modern blasphemous black metal, capable of balancing chaos with a clear, visionary artistic direction