Evoking The Abomination already has seen a few seasons since it came over the big pot recently. Because the album got released in 2001 via Listenable Records for the European distro. So I guess "die hard" hardcore deathers already know this killer piece.
After only two demo releases the Brazilian mates ABHORRENCE unleash their debut, in which they follow abundantly clear the footsteps of their country mates Krisiun, who have pioneered this style among others, apart from some varied Morbid Angel influences. In just an half hour ABHORRENCE are sweeping off with a roll of ultra brutal, hellish fast and all destroying Death Metal over everything and everyone. Only scorched earth left.
But not, that you could call ABHORRENCE cheap copycats of Krisiun, no way! The guys master their profession, hit the spot with their riffs and set breaks as well as solos skilfully. If you placed both bands next to each other live on stage, you truly wouldn't notice much differences. Neither in a technical nor in a lyrical way. And exactly that is the biggest flaw of the band. Because bands like Morbid Angel and Krisiun are still existing (for ages). So why to be content with a ( admittedly excellent) copy when you can get the originals?
But with its own unique style, ABHORRENCE could grow to a big chunk in the scene. Consequently, this album is just for above mentioned fans who still can't get enough of this … then it kills though! ;-)

Abhorrence