Metal Hammer UK

DEATHCODE SOCIETY

Eight years since their debut, Deathcode Society’s return shows they’ve lost none ofonwards, displays a sophisticated amalgam of strings, screams and tumultuous black metal, while still exuding plenty of melodic hooks. While lacking the budget and bombast of the leaders of symphonic extremity, the Frenchmen still conjure a formidable wall of sound on the nefarious and the labyrinthian epic of While such a long wait deserves more than the seven tracks on offer, there’s plenty to unpick, with the album’s zenith coming in the closing moments of dizzying rush and startling if somewhat ostentatious theatrics.

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