TORMENTOR - Seventh Day Of Doom (DIGIPAK CD)

Let's rewind the clock back to the unholy year of 1987 when the mighty 'Seventh Day of Doom' made its presence felt, even though it wouldn't receive an official release for another decade! Leading the charge was none other than the legendary vocalist Attila Csihar, and let me tell you, TORMENTOR was already brewing a sonic storm that sounded more malevolent and putrid than the primitive heavy metal emanating from the depths of Eastern Europe in the late '80s and early '90s.

Hold onto your horns, because this was just the beginning! The seeds of wickedness sown on this recording would soon blossom into a sonic hurricane that would leave an indelible mark on black metal history. The riffs, my friends, they thrash with the ferocity of a hundred demons. The drums, faster than a runaway locomotive hurtling through the very gates of hell itself. And Attila's vocals? They seethe and spew like molten bile from the abyss!

This is the birth of darkness, the genesis of an infernal force that would go on to captivate the hearts of black metal disciples. For those who live and breathe the unholy sounds of MAYHEM, the wicked tales of BATHORY, and the enigmatic madness of MASTER'S HAMMER, 'Seventh Day of Doom' is nothing short of a sinister revelation. So, prepare to be baptized in the fires of black metal's unholy origins!