Production:

Review: Majesty in churning noise of rippingly aggressive guitar strumblast and percussion dancing with the light feet of a spearman before hurling the missile of rushing musical impulse through structure on the edge of disintegration, interpreted in the aesthetic sense of underground metal from the Eastern U.S., Krieg is charging chaos which captures the grandest nihilism of black metal in spirit and undefinable "edge" qualities best cited as the inspired paranoia of improvisation.

Tracklist:

1. Knights of the Holocaust (4:46)
2. Fallen Ones (2:19)
3. Slit Their Throats to the Spine (4:36)
4. Shadows of the Fallen Kingdom (2:36)
5. Power of Darkness (2:06)
6. Coldwindflame (4:34)

Length: 38:11

Copyright © 2001 Genocide

Roaring between Profanatica-styled ultra-minimalism and larger interactive structures resembling Darkthrone-styled black metal or the more advanced doom/death from North America, this band expand a lexicon of textures in shredding, decomposing, often instrumentally disintegrating expansions which conquer space and time with linear modal overlays and raw chromatic detonation soaking the entire work in the nihilistic, empty, commanding world of black metal.

• Krieg - Split (split with Kult ov Azazel) (2001)

• Krieg - The Black Plague (2001)

• Krieg - Forgotten Secrets/The Church (2001)

• Krieg - Destruction Ritual (2002)

• Krieg - The Black House (2004)

• Krieg - Patrick Bateman (2005)

• Krieg - Sono lo Scherno (2005)

• Krieg - The Isolationist (2010)