01. Nowhere, No-One, Nothing 02. Funeral Dawn 03. This Fleshly Void 04. Unclosing The Curse 05. Into Utter Madness 06. Phosphorous Redeemer 07. To Redirect Perdition 08. Whorecrown 09. Chorus Of Cracking Necks 10. As A Garment
Almost 20 years in activity and still the Swedish group has a tremendous problem with frustrating the listeners. Once again, the band named after a Babylonian God released an album honoring a putrid aspect of the Bible, as Wormwood is the name given to the star that falls upon Earth, poisoning a huge amount of water, according to the Book of Revelation. Which means: ''nothing to do with drinking absinthe'' as Håkansson made very clear in a interview.
Big disappointment for me - sounds like an album comprised of songs that didn't make the cut for Rom 5:12, or maybe they just set the bar too high for themselves with that release. I want more choirs!!!
I love the vocals though and it's still enjoyable to listen to every once in a while.
Love this album. Its not quite a Rom 5:12..it has got abit of an industrial sound to it which was not present in the previous album. The riffing is spectacular..
It's not fair to compare it with ROM 5:12 because that one in my opinion is the best Marduk piece of work in their all career. But anyway this one also is OK for me.. Funeral Dawn is my favorite track of this album which is an insane song in my opinion.. And also Unclosing the Curse is another highlight in my view..
In Fallout: New Vegas, at Vault 3 on the wall it says "Marduk 999" with a line over the 999 so its like you're supposed to flip it around, i laughed at that.
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