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Legion Of The Damned – Malevolent Rapture - In Memory Of...

The recent re-release of “Malevolent Rapture” from Dutch black metal thrashers Legion Of The Damned was in dedication to former bassist Twan Fleuren who committed suicide in May 2011. Repackaged with extra bonus tracks and a DVD, the album renamed “Malevolent Rapture - In Memory Of” is a reissue of the band’s debut from 2006 which Twan played upon. As a tribute to their former band member and friend, the album is a reminder of his massive contribution to the band and of the formidable entry into metal that Legion Of The Damned made at the time.

Released through Massacre Records the album is a thoroughly riveting collection of songs which either as an introduction to one of the more explosive black metal bands or as a reminder of the band’s beginnings is an appetising release.

Legion of the Damned – Descent into Chaos

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Now this is more like it! Great, savage and undiluted thrash-metal with a slightly modern edge!

Anyone familiar with Legion of the Damned’s previous works will know exactly what to expect from the Dutch’s fifth album “Descent into Darkness”, there’s none of that retro-obsessed ideas to be found here nor there’s the interference of outside nuances just to please new audiences. The four-piece plays strong, razor-sharp and lethal thrash-metal like it’s supposed to sound in this day and age, and this album can hardly be faulted.