One of the most underrated death metal albums of all time...

I uploaded it for people elsewhere, so I thought I'd upload it here.

Too bad the album is currently out of print. Hopefully, it will be reissued soon.

http://www.yousendit.com/download/cmcyQmtkbThlM1NGa1E9PQ

Track listing:
1. Imperial Doom
2. Definitive Inquisition
3. Ceremonial Void
4. Immense Malignancy
5. Vicious Mental Thirst
6. Burden of Evil
7. Horror Infinity
8. Final Cremation
9. Darkest Dream

i think i still have this on vinyl. haven't played it in years. it's not outstanding, but it's solid.

What's so good about this album? How does it stand out?

Just heard it. It's alright but ultimately just another face in the crowd in a sea of death metal.

One of my favorite DM bands. Seen em live twice.

Cool. Thanks. I'll check it out.

It's a good album. I haven't spun this in awhile. Saw 'em live once and they were great live.

I have this CD, but the lyrics are questionable in several of the songs.

stevegarveyfan wrote:

I have this CD, but the lyrics are questionable in several of the songs.

How so, inquizitive songs?

this is okay for me. It has good deathness (whatever that may mean), but really, it's kinda average by me.

stevegarveyfan wrote:

I have this CD, but the lyrics are questionable in several of the songs.

Questionable lyrics in a death metal album!!!!

Troublezone wrote:

What's so good about this album? How does it stand out?

It uses technicality well, without getting soft.

It's like Malevolent Creation, with more technicality and more urgency, maybe a greater sense of musicality and adventure instead of raw rage.

Underrated and death metal don't belong in the same sentence.

Here's their 1991 demo, Horror Infinity:
http://www.yousendit.com/download/cmcwblRwQk5reENGa1E9PQ

It contains four songs which also made it to Imperial Doom.

1. Definitive Inquisition
2. Immense Malignancy
3. Horror Infinity
4. The Burden of Evil

candlemass wrote:

stevegarveyfan wrote:

I have this CD, but the lyrics are questionable in several of the songs.

How so, inquizitive songs?

Well, there's not a high enough HWPM (that's Happy Words Per Minute). Actually, I can't recall immediately what the lyrics were; I just remember that there are several songs that I steer clear of because I read the lyrics and thought they were "ungood". Wish I could quote the lyrics, but I just don't have the time to look it up.

Maybe the lyrics I read wouldn't be offensive to some, but it's just my take on it.

The link for Imperial Doom has been renewed:
http://www.yousendit.com/download/cmczeEVWUnJENlIzZUE9PQ