Apocryphal Death - Demo 2003

Review by Walter Ruiz Perez

Demo 2003 by Apocryphal Death is a raw, intense and unpolished album that showcases the band's potential and promise. The album features six tracks that are characterized by fast-paced riffs, thundering drums, and guttural vocals that evoke the spirit of old-school death metal.

The opening track "Intro" sets the mood for the rest of the album with its eerie sound effects and haunting melodies. The following tracks, such as "Bloodsoaked Carnage" and "Mutilated Remains," showcase the band's ability to create brutal and aggressive music that is sure to appeal to fans of the genre.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Rotting Corpse," which features a catchy riff that is sure to get heads banging. The song also showcases the band's ability to create a dynamic and evolving sound, with tempo changes and intricate guitar solos that keep the listener engaged.

Summary by Walter Ruiz Perez

While the album may lack the production value of more polished releases, it more than makes up for it in its raw energy and passion. Demo 2003 by Apocryphal Death is a solid debut that is sure to appeal to fans of old-school death metal and showcases the band's potential for future releases.