Track Listing

1. Bondage Goat Zombie
2. Stigma Diabolicum
3. Armageddon's Raid
4. Justine: Soaked in Blood
5. Sexdictator Lucifer
6. Shred for Sathan
7. Chronicles of Crime
8. The Sukkubus Lustrate
9. Der Rutenmarsch

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #48541 in Music
• Released on: 2008-04-15
• Number of discs: 1

Album Description
Austria's premiere extreme metal act returns to give out more sadistic punishment. This is the limited, numbered and colored import vinyl. 2008.

Customer Reviews

Supreme Black/Death Metal Art indeed
This was the first Belphegor album I purchased, although I am familiar with some of their older stuff. Upon the first listen, this album quickly became the one that would be stuck in my cd player. The one thing I did notice is how catchy the songs actually are, coming across as melodic, with memorable vocal patterns and riffing. In fact, I often find myself humming the solo to Justine: Soaked in Blood. The subject matter will probably come across as "odd" to some people, but what would you expect with a title such as Bondage Goat Zombie. If you are into black and death metal, then you will most likely enjoy Belphegors "Supreme Black/Death Metal Art." Its worth a listen or two

Belphegor is one of those rare bands...
...that can really combine crushing brutality with "bang your head and shake your fist" epic melody. I personally know of no band that is heavier and more brutal than Belphegor that doesn't also degrade into utter noise. These guys hold together a consistently demonic groove that keeps you firmly in place and under their spell while at the same time severely punishing you with some of the most brutal death/black chops you could imagine. And you're loving every minute of it.

This release is their most mature to date. As a long time Belphegor fan, I really like the direction in which this band seems to be headed - and that is to be the absolutely most evil, yet epic sounding band on the planet. Belphegor competes in this very narrow field with masters like Yyrkoon, Myrkskog, and Zyklon. With "Bondage Goat Zombie," Belphegor has just raised the bar for the others to aspire to.

Great music, Indeed.
Belphegor's newest album is much better than I expected it would be. I liked their mix of death/black metal sounds in the past, but I was always partial to the "blacker" side of things. I think that this album has a more prominent black metal sound which is great because I love the vocals of Helmuth and the justice that he gives said styles.

Great vocals, great drum work, great guitars - what else do you need? Old fans will find something new and welcomed while new fans will buy more from their discography.