Details: Cercenatory - Goresphere / It's been a long wait, seven years all told, but at last Colombia's CERCENATORY have returned from the darkness with their second album of full force, brutal death metal 'GoreSphere'. Who knows what has happened to the band in the intervening years since their 'Swallowed by the Apocalypse' debut, but judging by the warped exhortations of violence and madness, the bloody monstrosities that lurk within GoreSphere's catacombs of sound, it was nothing good. Rancid, rampant and beyond rational thought or understanding, CERCENATORY have stepped outside the realms of reason and left the trappings of civilization in the dust. For decades now South American metal has been known for it's ferocity and with 'GoreSphere' CERCENATORY have taken that premise to another level. If the first single, hacked from the rotten flesh of this album, "Crucified, Gutted, Desecrated" provides an apt and accurate demonstration of the sheer savagery attained by the reanimated beasts of CERCENATORY, it still only hints at the true depths of insanity to be found deeper within this crazed labyrinth of brutality. The wickedness of "Inquisitor Vortex Soul Torturing" and the ghastly, inhuman horrors of "Into the GoreSphere" will tear your mind and spirit into shreds. Cataclysmic in it's intensity and utterly overwhelming in it's gargantuan power, 'GoreSphere' is the ultimate expression of brutal death metal - music delivered with a force beyond measuring. Gathered beneath the skeletal wings of Comatose Music, CERCENATORY have worked feverishly on every last detail of 'GoreSphere', constructing the perfect rotten monument to annihilation. Mixed and mastered by Dave Arango to devastating effect and wrapped in the artwork of Timbul Cahyono (Avulsed, Defeated Sanity, Massacre etc), as in a shroud of bizarre blasphemy, 'GoreSphere' will be torn from it's putrefying womb on February 16th and presented to a fearful world. Savor the last days of life before you cross the threshold into the 'GoreSphere'.

Cercenatory - Goresphere (CD)