Denmark’s Deiquisitor will unleash a fury of death metal with the release of their newest EP, Humanoid. The trio attacks your perception of reality on this six-track assault. Humanoid features raw and spiteful productions, and lyrics that portray the state of ignorance in which world leaders have trapped the masses. Fusing old-school death with unearthly aggression, Humanoid is best described with one word – relentless.
Humanoid is set for release on February 5. Dark Descent Records is handling the digital and CD versions of Humanoid, with vinyl coming courtesy of Extremely Rotten Productions/Night Shroud. Extremely Rotten Productions will also release the EP on cassette.
Get your first taste of the EP with “Empyrean Lifeform” streaming now!
TRACK LISTING:
World in Flames
Autonomous Warfare
Below the Frozen Tundra
Empyrean Lifeform
Dictate the Believers
Blinded by Wisdom
Deiquisotor is:
HBC - Drums/Backing Vocals
TFJ - Guitars/Vocals
DA - Bass/Backing Vocals
About:
Deiquisitor was formed in 2013 by drummer Henrik B.C. and guitarist/vocalist Thomas F.J., both members of several Order of the Nonagram bands, including Blodfest and Wolfslair. The duo came together as Deiquisitor with the intent of returning to their death metal roots.
Deiquisitor plays fast-paced and aggressive death metal, influenced by the sound and style of the early 90’s bands. Lyrically, the band draws heavily from concepts such as occult science, ancient mysteries and apocalyptic theories.
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