Plaguefever – Flail of Pestilence Review

Plaguefever is an American band known for its Barbaric Blackened Thrash style. On November 29, 2024, they released their second full-length album titled “Flail of Pestilence” This album was made available through Elvte Kvlt Records.
The First Three Sins, The Summary
The Fourth Sin, Overall Discussion
When the listener hits that button, they are immediately met by the fierce and unrelenting sound of Flail of Pestilence, a track that envelops them in a whirlwind of aggressive tones and powerful vocals. As they delve deeper into the experience with the second track, A.M.N.D, and the subsequent six pieces, they are swept away in a tumultuous clash of extremes that resonates on every level.
Plaguefever is a barbaric-blackened thrash fruit of art -in the true old school tradition and modern sonic brutality. Plaguefever instrumental composition is a fruit of art of artistic prowess and devilish devilmanship, seamlessly intertwining the chilling atmospheric and chaotic vigor of black metal with the unyielding velocity of thrash metal. It envelops the listener’s essence in a savage, unholy sound that resonates like a ritualistic blood offering, while taking everything to the next level and there are sure to determined to spread this pestilence far and wide.
Plaguefever’s Flail of Pestilence is an electrifying nine-track journey through the raw realms of blackened thrash and rock ‘n’ roll, crafted by the twisted minds behind 2021’s “Crude Implements.” This album plunges deep into the chilling, shadowy depths of old-school metal, illuminating them with a fierce blaze of sonic ferocity. With mastering by the renowned Jack Control (Darkthrone, Aura Noir, Mork) and Maor Appelbaum (Abbath, Mayhem, Voivod), the Flail unleashes its brutal anthem at a relentless 33⅓ RPM, poised to sift the true heavy metal gems from the dross on a blood-drenched stage of agony.
Plaguefever unleashes a formidable blend of fierce devilmanship and a dynamic instrumental arsenal that captivates the listener’s ears and spirit. The twin guitar work is a whirlwind of rapid, aggressive riffs and electrifying solos, propelling the band’s chaotic sound into a realm of pure intensity. The bass lines lay down a robust and commanding foundation, anchoring the music with a sense of power that resonates deeply. Meanwhile, the drums thunder with relentless speed, delivering aggressive beats and intricate rhythms that elevate the overall experience.
The raw and evil snarling vocals are a haunting force, tormenting the listener’s soul with a raw energy that complements perfectly the band’s ferocity. Each performance is a visceral experience, filled with a powerful aggression that mirrors the intensity of the music. Additionally, the inclusion of backing vocals amplifies the overall ferocity, creating a rich tapestry of sound that envelops the listener.
Plaguefever emerges from the depths of the underground, as if it has been entombed in ice since the ’80s, only to be unleashed with a ferocity that is both primal and unrelenting. Their music is a visceral assault, steeped in raw energy and a savage intensity that will resonate with fans of extreme black and thrash metal. This is not just a sound; it’s an experience that beckons you to lose yourself in its chaotic embrace, a true celebration of the darker side of metal.
“Prepare to awaken the spirits of the fallen as you dive head first into this auditory onslaught.”
The album concludes with the concluding track, Tast The Chain, leaving the listener with an unforgettable auditory journey. We want to give a shoutout to Plaguefever for letting us review their album Flail of Pestilence. Now, we are going to conclude the review by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.
The Fifth Sin, The Memorabilia

The Sixth Sin, The Artwork
The Seventh Sin, Disrelish
Plaguefever
D. Kollektor — Guitars, lead vocals
M. Infektor — Guitars, lead vocals
G. Neglektor — Drums, backing vocals
U. Rejektor — Bass, backing vocals