Enclosed in the calcium carbonated rocks of Pleven comes a disturbing sound of grinding death. ENTHRALLMENT have returned with their 4^th album "The Voice of Human Perversity", continuing on from their last album with the brutality and viciousness with added intensity, for fans of ABORTED and DYING FETUS.

One thing is certain about this album, no tomfoolery has been added, unadulterated balls to the wall Death Metal. An improvement has been duly noted from previous albums which include increasingly memorable riffs and hook laden structure. The instruments are sonically well placed in the mix and it is mastered to a good degree for a Death Metal band.

One might be drawn to the sheer hostility of "Stench of Burnt Down Sanctuary", the tremolo picked riffing of the intro along with highest pitch of the drum kit via the cymbals is an enjoyable touch differentiating from the stereotypical deeper tonality that Death Metal offers, when it kicks in it will have you head banging to the pulse of the bass drum. Another song which raises itself above the rest is "Tool of Suicide", a song dedicated to Grind that does just that, chugging on with a melodic lead that incorporates exhaustive fretwork along with a rhythm that unifies in to the solos on behalf of axeman Andrey Gegov and Vasil Furnigov.

To reiterate, ENTHRALLMENT contend with all the components one expects from a Death Metal ensemble, 35 minutes of pound your face in to a steel girder whilst inserting your fingers in a meat grinder Metal, their greatest album to date which will leave any fan yearning for more.