The Destroyers of All

Ambitious, oppressive and expansive, with a strict adherence to the tradition of total bleakness the band is becoming known for, The Destroyers of All presents the most atmospheric and challenging listen from the band to date. "Come dawn, no light will be thrown on them This vermin, these ingrates Us of the earth The destroyers of all"

Discover The Destroyers of All by Ulcerate released in 2011. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

Critics seem to adore ULCERATE. Thus far I've paid little attention to the New Zealand band's albums. Having lined up "The Destroyers Of All" for review, I decided I'd give it multiple attentive listens and make a determination of the act's worth to the world of death metal. And multiple listens is...

A review of Ulcerate - The Destroyers of All which is out worldwide from Willowtip Records (or Hammerheart in the USA). One of 2011's most destructive, for sure.

Ulcerate - The Destroyers of All review: A thoughtful and well-crafted death metal album that fuses solid songwriting with an unwavering atmosphere that brings to mind Ulcerate's previous releases, but also hints at something more