Ukrainian Death Metal Trio, Sectarian Defacement, Releasing Debut Album April 6

Following their EP Chaotic Demiurge, the band pushes their sound further with a heavier and more focused approach. The album delivers raw, aggressive brutal death metal with elements of technical riffing, grinding intensity and groove-driven sections that keep the songs tight and memorable. Instead of following the polished “slamcore” trend, Sectarian Defacement deliver something far more extreme and brutal. The sound is raw, heavy and direct, hitting with the force of a blunt weapon.

Lyrically, Sectarian Defacement also touch on darker historical themes, including crimes of the Soviet regime.

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If you are into truly heavy and uncompromising brutal death metal, Hostile Consuming Rapture is a release you should not ignore. Sectarian Defacement prove themselves as a band with real intensity and a

strong identity.

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The members share their thoughts about the forthcoming album:

"As a composer, I wanted to create not only aggressive and extremely heavy music, but also combine a brutal sound with more groovy and catchy elements. It would be cool to create something unique, something that would be different from the oversaturated crowd of similar sounding bands, and have its own recognizable SD branded style." - Nazar (guitar/vocals)

"As a soundman, I wanted to create a unique mix, that would not sound like all those 'slamcore' mixes. No offense to bands that do trendy overproduced mixes, but I wanted to hear something both modern and brutal. My take was to give Old school slam’s sound it’s logical modernization. Main influences were - Supply of Flesh Came Just in Time by Craniotomy, Goresoaked Clinical Accidents by Aborted Fetus, Tortured Whole and Homicidal Ecstasy by Sanguisugabogg, and Dissect, Molest, Ingest by Amputated." - Anton (bass)

"I am happy to be able to talk to the audience through our music, and I really enjoy the fact that we are one of the few bands who talk about crimes of soviet union, particularly it is really important for western listeners to hear the truth. We tried our best to make the music sound interesting, in my opinion we managed to do it, and we will continue doing it in future." - Viktor (drums)

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FFO: Cryptopsy, Devourment, Brodequin, Deeds of Flesh

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