DESTROYER 666 - Violence Is The Prince Of This World LP (Brown/Black Marble Vinyl)

Limited to 500 copies. Includes double-sided insert.

This short, vicious album (I refuse to classify it as an EP, it's too complete for that) showcases Destroyer 666 at their most primal and nasty. Along with the demo that preceded it, it's basically an audio document of KK Warslut's emerging genius in the transition from his stint in the insane barbarism machine Corpse Molestation/Bestial Warlust to the eerie, brutal blackened thrash of D666's current sound. The trademark riffs are discernable on some tracks, but mostly this a full speed barrage of violent war metal fury. The only thing missing is the killer lead work of second guitarist Shrapnel - at this point, the lineup was only Keith on guitar/bass/vocals with two different session drummers. The production is also somewhat uneven and rough, but no one gives a shit about that anyway. This stuff wasn't ever meant to have a clean, polished mix.