Once in a blue moon, something actually good will manage to crawl out of this particular metal scene and earlier this month, Amsterdam-based Marrow of Man did exactly that. Releasing a split album with Nightmare Effigy from the US, the one-man Dutch band’s four songs on Decimation of the Spirit is a searing left-wing assault on the occupiers of Palestine.
“Long shadows are cast / By the arm of an empire so inhumane / Over the lands that gave birth to Christ / And are now bombed to be resettled by the colonial forces,” Mozdbar howls over his signature style of guitar riffs and beating drums.
For the remainder of Decimation of the Spirit, Nightmare Effigy takes the reins with five songs. Rather than continuing with Marrow of Man’s pro-Palestinian approach, the one-man project takes black metal back to its cold, traditional roots, evoking riffs and melodies similar to the infamous bands that began the second-wave of black metal in the 80s.
Decimation of the Spirit is available on streaming platforms.
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