Metal maniacs, rejoice! I am proud to present to you: DESECRESY; signed via Xtreem Music, hailing from Finnish grounds - performing Death Metal, on the 6th album entitled: "Towards Nebulae" (released July 23rd, 2019).

Since formation in 2009; the soloist in question has 6 albums in his discography so far, I am introduced to the 6th album entitled: "Towards Nebulae". 11 tracks ranging at around 37:31... DESECRESY arranges an intricately designed formula of heavy-hitting Death Metal developments; "The Gate" begins the record, conveying boistrously chugging bounciness & a blistering barrage extremely amplified adrenaline – amalgamated into a flamboyant frenzy of demonic deadliness & a constructive culmimation of Black Metal atmospheres that implements hardened hostility with an adroit aesthetic of hasty hymns in which gallop into a menacing pursuit of progressively technical vehemence. Ultilizing versatile slabs of uniquely solid rituals, make this a diligent dose of distorted harmonies of primitively savage ramifications.

Consisting of Tommi Grönqvist on all instruments & vocals; the soloist converges an impressive flair of deep, guttural growls & raspy vocalization make rawly rough substances of organically sinister proportions. "Trophies Of Death" embellishes on experimental grooves on the audible bass executed with profusely robust thunder on the  sonically seamless guitars, generate swift nimbleness & relentlessly rapid speed make this a brutally meaty transistion of thumpy weight with stompy quakes of meticulous musicianship. "Only Mist Drifts" distributes an aggressive attribute of blistering captivation; consistently creating complex dexterity, and dynamic instrumentation, fuelled into a frantically battering rampage of rambunctiously wild stability – detailed with crunchy craftsmanship & a borderline foundation of concrete grit with punchline subtlty.

"Fringes Of Existence" establishes frolicking rhythms, pulsing with quintessentially blackened blasphemy – energized firepower & distinguished expertise showcase remarkably splendid manifestations with this one-man onslaught. Subjugating a fierce formulaic of grunty lungs; fuzzy tempos, & tenaciously furious drives that thrash with riveting results. "Endless Swamp" injects infectiously immersive leaps of Doom-laden ambience; almost polyrhythmic patterns, & a dark fabrication of otherworldly foulness. The drums hammer with smashing pummells that pound with striking slams while flowing into an extremely hostile overtone of maligance; evocative lyrism, cavernous pipes and a gaze of suffocating riffs and solos that pump with variety - especially in "Sediments Of Blood".

"The Dead Language" contrasts with more ruthless pandemonium; revolved with wonderously predegious juxtapositions that jump with killer lacerations, enticed with a knack for shredding with rip-roaring sharpness. While "The Damned Expedition" contributes a grim fashion of virtuosic maelstroms that shine with momentous styles, vibrant potency & traditional Death Metal severity that salubriously motivates the soul brilliantly. "Transfiguration March" splits with simultaneously underground thickness; while portraying nasty dimensions, abrasive bashfulness & a persistent pattern of persevering soundscapes that provide profane madness. "Unbeknownst To Mortals" articulates in on an acutely ambitious songwriting rotation; while not so memorable (because of the sound distortion takes some time to get used to), it is still predegiously sophisticated.

Overall concluding "Towards Nebulae" with the finale track: "Forms In Echoes"; I am compelled say that DESECRESY was an enlightening, and fulfilling discovery. You have to keep in mind that this is a solo project; while the aforementioned gripe is easily diminished after a few more repeated plays, Tommi certainly outdone himself here – the bottom line silver lining is that the record is a bloodthirsty berserker, thirsty for volatile violence and hungry for vicious velocity (while paced with a lower-toned frequency in which powers through a prolific systematic of monstrously vile metal). Definitely a listen worth experiencing for all fans of this sub-genre - good stuff.