The definition of balance. Neo Inferno 262 brings a mix of industrial black metal, but it doesn't introduce you to factories, but to hell itself. There are moments of high tension and violence, and other moments in which you feel that an evil being is having fun with your suffering.
There is electro but it doesn't come alone, rather the guitars demonstrate the malevolence of the matter and the vocals (very varied by the way) punish the listener for their sorrows.
The songs are dynamic, I mean, they do not stagnate in a single proposal, but progress according to what they tell. They can go from crushing blast beats to almost danceable electro (while still being devilish).
It ends with an ascent to heaven, maybe in Hell they had enough fun with you.
For now it's a 9, but it could become a 10

Written by ChapuLviz on 01.05.2023 at 19:09

The definition of balance. Neo Inferno 262 brings a mix of industrial black metal, but it doesn't introduce you to factories, but to hell itself. There are moments of high tension and violence, and other moments in which you feel that an evil being is having fun with your suffering.
There is electro but it doesn't come alone, rather the guitars demonstrate the malevolence of the matter and the vocals (very varied by the way) punish the listener for their sorrows.
The songs are dynamic, I mean, they do not stagnate in a single proposal, but progress according to what they tell. They can go from crushing blast beats to almost danceable electro (while still being devilish).
It ends with an ascent to heaven, maybe in Hell they had enough fun with you.

^This. It's an album that definitely gets better with every listen.

This is a bit too triumphant and epic for an industrial black metal record and reminds me how under-done this genre is. I miss the oppressive soundscape of N.K.V.D and BaN.