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Blasphemy Awakes (2018) by Thorium. Labels: Mighty Music. Songs: Metal Meltdown, Penance, Depravity, Maniac, Slow Deep and Dead, Trust No On. .Members: MHA, Kræn Meier, Jens Peter Storm, Perra Karlsson. Album (Studio full-length).

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Cover artwork for the Thorium - "Blasphemy Awakes" - created by Roberto Toderico! Will be released on LP, CD and digital on the 1st of June. Thorium is in my DNA now and something I see I will be doing for the rest of my life. I just needed to find the right recipe, which I believe I have now. The comeback album "Blasphemy Awakes" was recorded and mixed in late 2017 by Jakob Gundel (Invocator) in Copenhagen at GainFactory. The new line-up features Perra Karlsson (Destroyer 666, Nominon) on drums, Kræn Meier (Sacrificial, The Petulant) on guitars and Jens Peter Storm-Ringström (ex. Dominus) on guitars and bass on this recording is handled by KB Larsen (Volbeat). Artwork is done by Roberto Toderico.

Style: Classic Metal. Thorium - Trust No One 04:11. Thorium - Blasphemy Awakes 02:53. Thorium - Dead Soul 03:56. Thorium - Reign of Osman 04:16.

Because Thorium is meant to reflect classic death metal as a whole, rather than any particular band, the compositions don’t irritate in derivativity, but reflect the status of a passion project, a love letter to the bands it inspired, like a buddy hanging out with you on the couch while you reminisce about a mutual love for the subject. In this light, though, the production comes across as perhaps more modern than ideal, a puzzling find considering the frontman’s dayjob for Mighty Music. Still, I can’t complain about the resulting album. Blasphemy Awakes plays as a solid little tribute to music so many of us love, and does so respectfully and gracefully. It’s always a joy to experience something great with like-minded people, and rather than trying to be that great thing, Thorium is the like-minded people, placing the listener in the shoes of a 90’s death metal fan and smiling doe-eyed with nostalgia.