In the abyssic southern lands of the Americas, an ancient force is re-awakening, as one of Chile’s best Death Metal bands prepares their next attack on this complacent world. After an absence of 9 years from the scene, within which saw the re-release of their last album, ‘Tharnheim: Athi-Land-Nhi; Ciclopean Crypts of Citadels‘ in a double-CD package along with another abomination of occultic Death Metal, Imprecation‘s ‘Theurgia Goetia Summa’, Totten Korps evoked the images of their forthcoming creation with these words to Deathmetal.Org:
Francisco Torres: I tell you that it’s gonna be really wicked, 9 songs and 2 old school bonus tracks… it is worth waiting for, we are very motivated and convinced that it will be a very good production. Right now, it’s 100% produced by Totten Korps, although we don’t discard any offer that may raise our interest. It’ll become a reality in April, at the latest.
This album is not entirely focused in mysticism, we are including more tangible and real subjects regarding this damn world, we paint themes like madness, desires for death and blood within yourself, the manipulation of religions and much more, be patient and you’ll know more when the album gets into the streets.
Obviously the way we play and the sound have evolved in a very good way, take account of the 9 years that had passed by. Back in those years, the reachability and technology weren’t the same of today, so, now it’s much easier to achieve something monstrous.
Recalls the change in sound that occured in Sarcofago‘s music two decades ago, so it will be very interesting to hear what level of brutality can be summoned by this premier South American Death Metal band. For those unfamiliar with the capabilities of the Chilean commanding veterans Totten Korps, a review of their only full-length album is due to burst from the festering cadaver of this post and onto your screens.
Thanks to Octuple of Forest Poetry for the translation of Totten Korps’ update.
Filed under: Death Metal Interviews,Death Metal News — Tags: Black Metal, Chilean Death Metal, Death Metal — ObscuraHessian @ January 7, 2010 02:39 — Comments (0)
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