Tjernobyl Dödar -

Review by Henrique hperon

Tjernobyl Dödar's latest album is a powerful and intense offering that showcases the band's unique blend of black metal and crust punk. From the opening track, "Radiation Sickness," the listener is bombarded with a wall of sound that is both abrasive and captivating.

The album is characterized by its raw, unpolished sound, with distorted guitars, pounding drums, and harsh vocals that convey a sense of urgency and desperation. The lyrics, which deal with themes of nuclear disaster, environmental destruction, and societal decay, are delivered with a venomous intensity that is both unsettling and cathartic.

Despite its aggressive sound, the album also features moments of atmospheric beauty, such as the haunting instrumental track "Chernobyl's Ghosts." These moments provide a welcome respite from the relentless onslaught of sound that characterizes much of the album.

Summary by Henrique hperon

Tjernobyl Dödar's latest album is a must-listen for fans of extreme metal and punk. It is a powerful and uncompromising work that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who dares to take it on.