Poseydon – Through the Gate of Hatred and Aversion Review

Immediately, as the listener presses that play button, one is welcomed to the opening piece, Rise Of Poseydon, which greets the listener with a minute of epic instrumental music.

As the listener delves deeper into the album with the second track, Awakening Of The God, the listener is greeted with a powerful and immersive musical journey. The following nine songs testify to the band’s ability to perfectly blend heavy and brutal sounds. Each track is a unique fruit of art, showcasing the band’s exceptional devilmanship and creativity. From the thundering drums to the intricate guitar riffs, the listener is treated to a sonic assault of pure extreme bliss.

Through The Gate Of Hatred and Aversion is an exceptional piece of art crafted meticulously to create a unique musical experience. The release is characterized by an aggressive and heavy sound fuelled by intense instrumentation and vocals, delivering an electrifying adventure that echoes through the speakers with sheer force. The release’s production, sound, composition, and devilmanship are executed with precision and perfection, creating a wall of sound that envelops the listener with a pleasure that borders on the edge of pain. The atmosphere created by this release is one of bleeding eardrums and sensory overload, a true testament to the art of music.

The musical composition of this particular piece is quite intricate and diverse, employing a range of tones, moods, and tempos to create a unique listening experience. The guitar work is particularly noteworthy, showcasing the artist’s remarkable skill through dual technical-high-energy riffage that draws inspiration from death and thrash. The drum patterns are equally impressive, featuring a dynamic range of strikes and rhythms that add to the overall intensity of the piece.

To complete the package, the vocal work is nothing short of brutal, perfectly complementing the instrumental performance and adding an extra layer of complexity to the composition.

This album is a must-list for fans of metal bands such as Slayer, Testament, Sepultura, and Possessed. With its solid devilmanship, creative composition, and songcraft, Poseydon is a standout release in the genre.

The album comes to an end with the last song, For All Eternity. We want to give a shoutout to Hard Life for letting us review Poseydon and their album, Through The Gate Of Hatred and Aversion.