Metal maniacs, rejoice! I am proud to present to you: TYMVOS; independently unsigned, hailing from England - performing Death Metal, on their debut Demo entitled: "Demo 2021" (released February 2nd, 2021).

Since formation in 2021, the trio in question have only this here Demo in their discography so far simply entitled: "Demo 2021". 3 tracks ranging at around 13:50; TYMVOS arranges an intricately designed formula on some heavy-hitting Death Metal developments.

Opening up with a blistering barrage frenzy on rampantly rompy rampage, "Black Death" unleashes this skyrocketing trailblaze on primitively raw momentum. Surging with wildly rushing bulldozing, and a berserking flamboyance on monstrously meaty profanity. Striking with savagely sinister punchiness, TYMVOS utilizes this riveting ramification on deadly hostility...bombarding you with thunderous jumpiness that will rattle your skulls with full force impact. Fabricating a satanic ritual on blasphemous concoctions, aligned with this malevolent laceration on killer slays that outburst with tight weightiness. Rumbling with reverberating malice, where this relentlessly ruthless synergy revels with sonically seamless pursuits on groovy distortion and gnarly firepower expertise.

Consisting of George on vocals/bass, the frontman excels at a rawly rough execution as deep gutturals grovel with shouty raspiness. Pipes yell with throaty yet harrowing barks, which roar with extreme aggression. While the audible bass injects an infectiously venomous thump on thudding sturdiness, belting bruising clobbers an intensifying grit as groovy piledrives rambunctiously stomp with steely precision while gravitating an utmost steely calamity, as triggering trembles scour with sulfurous heat. "Carve The Wound" showcases this rapidly swift dexterity, dynamically fretting fluidly hybrid hooks, while experimenting on progressively technical yet volatile stompiness. Mrk Vraktor on guitars drills an organic substance on shredding rips, towering with profusely mountainous robustness on rhythmic snares & stampeding tempos that pummel speakers with viciously steamrolling veraciousness.

Overall concluding the demo with the finale crusher "Altar Of The Horn" which shows off powerhouse pounder's Leo, who hammers and batters his set with empowering ferocity, brutally forging a borderline foundation on speedy potency while vibrant stability rages with eruptive crunchiness as choppy chiselling rollicks with this possessed outrè on salubrious tonality where tempos on all fronts slam with strong perseverance...crafting a closing element in implementing a spoken word chant in demonic possession that will just make you crave an ferocious need to replay this demo a bunch of times until the next offering at least.

Bottom line; I am compelled to say that TYMVOS certainly outdone themselves for a debut deliverance, "Demo 2021" was very short but it was more than enough for me to appreciate and grasp a taste of this three piece piercing of massive machinations on enjoyably entertaining Death Metal significance. Worthy of a spin or more, do check it out.