Album Review
Mortum – “The Rites of Depopulation”
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; sometimes the best metal music is to be found deep in the underground, off the beaten path, far from most peoples’ knowledge. It’s always a great experience to uncover a good band that “nobody” has heard about. The type of band that after one listen you realize you’ve discovered an excellent and little-known body of work.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; sometimes the best metal music is to be found deep in the underground, off the beaten path, far from most peoples’ knowledge. It’s always a great experience to uncover a good band that “nobody” has heard about. The type of band that after one listen you realize you’ve discovered an excellent and little-known body of work.
Such is the case with Mortum, a raw black metal band from New Jersey. Mortum have existed for a few years and already have released a demo, a split, an EP and recently, The Rites of Depopulation, their first proper full-length album. Sound-wise the band are gritty and hateful (as one would expect from an underground black metal band), yet they also contain a tunefullness that is at times almost catchy, while at others hypnotic.
While I can’t say that Mortum has revolutionized the genre, I can confirm that The Rites of Depopulation is a solid effort that I will surely be coming back to again and again for the foreseeable future. Check this one out!
Track Listing:
01. Summon/Stain Me in Blood
02. Prophecizing the Fall of Mankind
03. Wanderer
04. Ritual Tribulation
05. Isolation
06. Forgotten and Destroyed
07. The Rites of Depopulation
Run Time: 41:16
Release Date: December 10, 2011
Check out the song: “The Rites of Depopulation”
-
Country/Americana2 days agoOrville Peck Captivates Sold-Out Crowd at the Iconic Camden Roundhouse [Photos]
-
Alternative/Rock2 days agoBowling For Soup and Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Bring Showers, Sunshine and Smiles to Halifax Piece Hall [Photos]
-
Music20 hours agoMcFly Takes Attention Off The World Cup with Fun-Packed Set at Halifax Piece Hall [Photos]
-
Metal2 days agoBilmuri Brings The ‘KINDA HARD’ Tour to Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse [Photos]
-
Indie2 days agoBlackpool Live Unveils Debut 2026 Concert Series at Winter Gardens
-
Album News5 days agoV★Silver Announces Debut Album ‘The Cost of Light & Everything I Couldn’t Say’
-
Alternative/Rock3 days agoJoe Sparks Premieres His Radio-Friendly Single, “Nice Little Refrain”
-
Uncategorized5 days agoWhat the BetMGM Casino Alberta Launch Signals for Mobile-First Gaming Crowds


