Anaal Nathrakh - The Whole Of The Law

New song online.

Sounds interesting. This band is progressively evolving to industrial black

Sounds great. Listening to AN albums always bring me happy memories.

This one sounds different but still great. I like bands that always change their sound in every album

Almost no grind in that track there and it sounds badass even with choruses and clean vocals. This better be fucking awesome.

That track is furious. Good things will come with this album.

Second released track "Hold Your Children..." is electronic yet violent as hell. As someone who has been a bit disillusioned with AN the last few albums I really think this will be a return to form. Fuck yeah.

Leaked already. So heavy it almost created a black hole in my subwoofer.
8/10

Can't remember the last time I really cared about AN but this solidfun.

I've mostly listened to this group's newer material and I'd say this is the best of it. Such a ferocious album that never lets up. Tracks 3, 4, 5, and 11 really stood out to me. Awesome record.

Written by Joe Zombie on 06.10.2016 at 09:52

I've mostly listened to this group's newer material and I'd say this is the best of it. Such a ferocious album that never lets up. Tracks 3, 4, 5, and 11 really stood out to me. Awesome record.

I have to agree, though I haven't listened to it enough to say if it's better than In The Constellation Of The Black Widow but it's definitely close. Also the King Diamond impression on Extravaganza! is great.

Really fun album. Business as usual, nothing new.

Written by [user id=4365] on 05.10.2016 at 18:42

Can't remember the last time I really cared about AN but this solidfun.

Didn't you check their previous album "Desideratum"? It's quite as fun as this one.

Written by Unhealer on 20.10.2016 at 19:14

Didn't you check their previous album "Desideratum"? It's quite as fun as this one.

Not sure I even did tbh. It's definitely been a while before this one.

Far stronger than their last effort. the production/sound on this one is excellent.

I haven't get to this one yet. Awaiting in my list far below.

One of the bands that make a drum machine sound good. This album is so much better than Desideratum and Passion. Perhaps on a par with Vanitas, but it's too early to tell for sure.

This is just a perfection. One of the very best albums of AN.

I sounds like a beast so far

Iron Maiden should be proud

This has been my introduction to AN. Had no idea what to expect and I'm happy to say I'm very impressed. So brutal and chaotic but not in the annoying way I typically hear from grind oriented bands. This album has solid direction and the overall craziness has purpose. I agree with other reviewers that say this album is fun.

Waaaay better than the previous one, song 11 is sick.

What could have been more chaotic, ferociousness and unrelentless power of fucking brutality than new Nathrakh's record. It was absolutely amazing. Definitely sound much better than last two releases (Vanitas & Desideratum), which I felt listening to same album under different names. This is something been done out of the comfort zone, disturbed the linear musical notes, bought lot of cacophony with superb drumming.

Well delivered record with kind of expectations i had on them.

Decent album and really enjoyable, even though the annoying clean vocals sometimes sound like the vocalist's testicles being torn apart as he screams bloody murder.

This album friggin slays! More of the same, but in a refreshing way. Hold Your Children Close And Pray For Oblivion.. Holy crap what a song!

Sounds too sterile to me, needs to be heard on good speakers tbh. And Man At C&A is just dumb and awful. Its the worst possible way to end the album even if its just a bonus, I shouldn't have heard it.

I find this much more boring than their previous albums.. Almost all their previous albums... I can see why people like it, it kinda reminds their first albums, but i find it lacking good songwriting.. So we can die happy and We will fucking kill you are my only favs... They have those amazing melodic parts i loved this band for...

Honestly, everyone that gave that album less than 9 didn't listen to it properly or is incapable of appreciation of divine art. All AN albums require at least 50 rounds. Not just casual listening. Heavy duty listening, with use of hq sound device. I've been listening TWOTL for over 2 months constantly at home and at work. Now, when I memorized 99% of notes, I can say that, although most of AN albums are insanely great, this one is transcendentally breathtaking. I can't have enough of it, I have it constantly in a repeat mode. The worst thing is, hardly anything else than that is now listenable.

Written by damnfool on 29.03.2018 at 00:35

Honestly, everyone that gave that album less than 9 didn't listen to it properly or is incapable of appreciation of divine art. All AN albums require at least 50 rounds.

Let me clear some of your misconceptions:

1. Not everyone worship AN as much as you do.

2. I don't know from where you have reached to the figure of "50 rounds" of minimum playing. It's utterly baseless considering the fact that everyone has their own understanding of music which artists provides. Some may take less than a week to judge a record or some may go over 6 months to come to the conclusion. For me, both are correct.

3. Whoever rated less than 9 "didn't pay attention" to what AN offered -- absolute bullshit. Sometimes you don't need much "focus" to give records a "10" because they're absolutely flawless. Vice versa, there are records which you paid "attention to even titbits" have grossly failed. Again, to each their own understanding.

It's good that your perception towards "The Whole Of The Law" is flawless( which is 10 on 10) and indeed, it isn't a bad record at all but dictating terms to what "listeners" do and don't is nonsensical.

All AN albums require at least 50 listens? Hahahaha hahahahahahahaha