On ‘Devilicious’ the band shows a huge step forwards; the songs are better composed, the musicianship Is tighter and the band has found a better balance between the in the abovementioned styles. I do however have to admit that not all songs are equally convincing and don’t have what it takes to linger. Altogether ‘Devilicious’ is an entertaining black/death metal album.

The Norwegians of Vreid are already due for their fifth album, aptly entitled 'V'. This time they are lyrically inspired by people such as Sartre and Kirkegaard. As always with a Vreid album it is a melodic blend of traditional black metal and rock elements, but now we can find some more American thrash metal too. Also, structurally, the music became a bit more complex which gives it more depth, allowing the album to be enjoyable even after repeated spins. In short, it means that the band has further deepened their style and once again supplied us with a high quality, melodic black metal album. Again, hats off to these guys!

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