Band:	Prosanctus Inferi
Album:	Pandemonic Ululations Of Vesperic Palpitation
Style:	Black metal, Death metal
Release date:	June 23, 2010
A review by:	Lucas

01. Flayed Ecclessian Sophistry
02. Lips Of Plasma Vomiting Sanctimonious Pyx
03. Scorching The Monad Firmament
04. Conjugal Orgy In The Sacred Heart Of Vespers
05. Fumugating Portentious Sacriligium
06. Priory Darkness Of Choral Flesh
07. Cauterizing Unholy Lesions
08. Pontifical Undulations Of Blasphemic Gesticulation
09. Burning Vestal Apocrypha
10. Fratricide In The Holy House Of God
11. Depraved Machinations
12. Sacreligious Desecration In Excelsis
13. Echoes Of Pestilential Synod

Prosanctus Inferi is currently a one-man-project, run by J. Kohn, of Black Funeral 'fame'. I vaguely remember not liking Black Funeral, but Prosanctus Inferi is a whole lot better. Pandemonic Ululations Of Vesperic Palpitation (repeat that three times, flawlessly of course, send me the audio recording and I'll personally come to your hours and cook you dinner - if you're a woman.)

Uhhh, where was I?

Oh yeah. PUOVP mixes Death and Black metal in a gritty and dank, uhhh, mix, preaching evil and violence. So far so good. Unfortunately their style is much more straight-forward and rarely as obscure as my cherished Necros Christos and Teitanblood, but that might not be bad news for everyone. The consistent rotten vibe is spiced up with cool lead guitars here and there. The growl is low and a bit slow. It's all very down-tuned and old school. In general, the attitude of the man seems sincere. However, not everything song has what it takes to standout and when that's the case, consistency quickly changes to monotony. PUOVP is victim of this to a certain degree.

In the end, it's still a heartfelt, enjoyable album. I can't imagine these guys ever getting their 'big break' and a mainstream audience, but it's certainly an album worthy of underground recognition.