Temple of Void’s debut steamrollers the listener to death via a slow, high-fidelity Death Metal assault! Including brand new liner notes!
The kingdom of Death/Doom Metal is a relatively closed circle, and Temple of Void is on a clear ascendency to seize the throne.
Their debut album, “Of Terror and the Supernatural” has been obliterating the underground since it quickly sold out its first pressing, pressed by the band themselves.
Temple of Void is poised to reign the world over. Drawing comparisons to titans of Death and Doom Metal like Asphyx, Autopsy and Hooded Menace, Temple of Void is carving their niche among an elite company of bands.
The riffs are bulldozer-like, the vocals are monstrous, and the album was mastered by Tony Hamera from the legendary cult Detroit Death Metal act, Fatal.
The production is often cited as another key element to the sheer power of the debut.
But the most heralded aspect of Temple of Void’s first album is the quintet’s song-writing mastery.
All reviewers are floored to hear that this is the release of a brand new band, due to the sheer maturity and chemistry inevitably blasting from their stereo
