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Tanin’iver – the Australian black metal embodiment of one man’s creative spirit, forged in the cold flames of tragedy, loss and personal struggle; an outpouring of blazing hatred and rage at a world blighted by sickness, cursed by violence and intolerance, drowning in greed and ignorance. The fourth album 'Dark Evils Desecrate' brings new life into the people of Adelaide and the metal world at large.
Dark Evils Desecrate is the fourth full length album from Australian entity Tanin’iver, the extreme metal creation of Steve Lillywhite. A year in the making and three years on from the last Tanin’iver album, The Lucifer Effect, Dark Evils Desecrate sees Steve turning his coruscating gaze from the poisonous cess-pit of religion and delivering a bombardment of scathing, acidic vitriol onto humanity’s obsessions with war, violence, intolerance and the brain-sapping curse of social media. Working once more with guitarist Liam Mohor, co-creator of The Lucifer Effect, Steve has carved out a jagged, bleeding monolith of acerbic venom. The passion and fury in the raw, throat shredding vocals is fearsome, the drumming combines a rabid intensity with hammer blow precision and the riffs are simply unstoppable, a deluge of wickedly incisive cuts that dissect and decimate. Highlights are numerous, from the surging power of ‘The Seer’ to the vein-bursting adrenaline injection of ‘Separatist’, the seething ‘Better The Devil’ that rises like an insidious black mist, to the nail driving darkness of ‘Soul Thief’- but in truth every track on this savagely consistent album can stake a claim for individual recognition. Back from the brink once more, aflame with purpose and intent, Steve Lillywhite and Tanin’iver have delivered their most forceful and impressive album to date.
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“It sounds like classic black death, very 90’s”
-Nergal / Behemoth
"It’s the kind of unfiltered, cutthroat album with the range to appeal to listeners that crave grim second-wave hammerings of the likes Mayhem and ilk, to fans of underground blackened death warriors Belphegor."
- Angry Metal Guy
"Another stand out facet are the scabrous vocal snarls. Growling in a beastly fashion there’s plenty of venom in them, most of it directed towards the religious masses."
- Ave noctum
"From Adelaide, Australia there is a warning from Tanin’iver that this album called “Dark Evils Desecrate” is ‘very disturbing’.."
- metal roos
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