There's a reason why they called this "The Work Which Transforms God". Even God would find listening to this to be a transformative experience.

Written by Jaeryd on 12.08.2015 at 21:20

There's a reason why they called this "The Work Which Transforms God". Even God would find listening to this to be a transformative experience.

Very well said.

Um... track 10 is supposed to be named "Inner Metal Cage", not "Inner Mental Cage" (I'm holding the vinyl in my hands right now). Guess I'll go fix that.

Written by Jaeryd on 01.02.2016 at 09:56

Um... track 10 is supposed to be named "Inner Metal Cage", not "Inner Mental Cage" (I'm holding the vinyl in my hands right now). Guess I'll go fix that.

I think that might be a typo on the vinyl. Inner Mental Cage is what it is basically everywhere else, Bandcamp and all. The "Metal" version seems to be a very recent variant going by Google =P

Written by Jaeryd on 01.02.2016 at 09:56

Um... track 10 is supposed to be named "Inner Metal Cage", not "Inner Mental Cage" (I'm holding the vinyl in my hands right now). Guess I'll go fix that.

Track is called "Inner Mental Cage". I am holding the Appease Me pressing of the cd in my hands right now.

In my Debemur Morti's LTD digipack there is also a typo... Fuck, the letters are so small and blurred that I just noticed it

Written by [user id=4365] on 01.02.2016 at 10:00

I think that might be a typo on the vinyl. Inner Mental Cage is what it is basically everywhere else, Bandcamp and all. The "Metal" version seems to be a very recent variant going by Google =P

Haha weird. Didn't realize they would've made a typo on the vinyl casing. I thought I saw the same thing on the CD casing, but I guess I didn't see what I thought I saw.

Nothing what hasnt been said before but " our blessed frozen cells and "procession of the dead clowns are quite possibly the best songs ever. Just perfect music.

More like The Work Which Transformed Black Metal for the better.

The outro of 'Our blessed frozen cells' <3

Written by solar on 10.06.2017 at 10:49

The outro of 'Our blessed frozen cells' <3

This whole album <3

15 years later...

And it's still their only album worthy of a 9.

Mort is almsot as good. And definitely more unique.

Written by Maco on 25.01.2018 at 20:23

And it's still their only album worthy of a 9.

LIES

This goes beyond twisted, I love it

First time listening to this in a couple of years. I shouldn't wait that long.
The Howling of God really is an underrated song (that second half!).

Just curious: Where is the Industrial in this ? What makes it Industrial black metal ? I dont quite get it

Written by Fallen Ghost on 26.08.2020 at 18:13

Just curious: Where is the Industrial in this ? What makes it Industrial black metal ? I dont quite get it

Mostly in the mechanical riffing and synth work that are used to create a cold and desolate atmosphere with an underlying tone of abrasiveness.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 26.08.2020 at 21:15

Written by Fallen Ghost on 26.08.2020 at 18:13

Just curious: Where is the Industrial in this ? What makes it Industrial black metal ? I dont quite get it

Mostly in the mechanical riffing and synth work that are used to create a cold and desolate atmosphere with an underlying tone of abrasiveness.

Okay thanks, I am associating Industrial with Rammstein and that kind of sound, so was kindof confused when I heard what I heard 😂 didn't like it at all, expect from the last song which has a very nice doomy sound to it

I'm still not sure what to make of this album, I've listened to it many times, and it's kind of weird, unlike anything I've heard before, it has a bizarre, industrial machinery sound mixed with a dark ambience, making it so unique.

Procession Of The Dead Clowns, The Choir Of The Dead, and Blessed Frozen Cells were all highlights for me from this album, most of the other tracks sounded a little bit too similar, but still made for decent background noise if nothing else.

First time listening to this in a long time. Still very mechanical and has that really dreary grey atmosphere I love. Some of the longer tracks drag on a bit, especially the second track. "Axis", "Our Blessed Frozen Cells" and "Procession Of The Dead Clowns" are the best BaN tracks ever, and those three alone make this album a worthy listen.