Godslaughter
NOTHINGNESS’s third album, “Godslaughter”, is reviewed as an ambitious and highly effective death metal record that balances old-school brutality with unusually dissonant, experimental songwriting. The reviewer considers it a significant step on from 2023’s “Supraliminal”, praising the band for making extreme music that remains memorable despite its dense, chaotic character.
The nine-track album receives 8.5/10, with songs such as “Incinerated Immediately”, “Convulsing Putrefaction” and “Vanquishing Providence” singled out for their savage riffs, shifting tempos and oppressive atmosphere. Later tracks including “Incredible Violence” and “Umbral Spear” are described as especially visceral and unconventional, while vocalist Barclay Olson is praised for his forceful guttural performance.
- “Godslaughter” earns 8.5/10 for inventive, punishing death metal.
- NOTHINGNESS blend old-school heaviness with dissonant experimentation.
- The album is chaotic but retains memorable riffs and structure.