Bestial Warlust - Vengeance War 'Till Death FLAC

It would be too easy to begin this review with some bestial words to invoke the war spirits from the hellish depths, and so many “black death” zines vomit their bile a bestial way that I’ll try no to drift too deep in pure klok fukking bestiality and carnal flesh lapidations.
I noticed a lot of bands claim to play “war metal”, black death metal and affiliates, but few finally achieve to have the same feeling of red-eyes bestiality, blood-filled battle and burning revenge; This first album contains a really hot and simply bestial atmosphere!
I always had problems to decide if these Australian were Death or black metal, at the time it was very different from both styles, the first was globally into the American or European genres, the second already got infected by Norway crap… Maybe they simply took influences from different earliest sources of the styles…
There was something occult inside, a stagnancy between space and time in the riffing that helped to turn your mind towards the imagination phase. The quite “deaf” and full of echo guitar sound brought a bit more of this “occult” thing, when the whole “chaotic” yet quite heavy production didn’t make it sound like ugly barbarians in the middle of a battle camp. I remember some peoples thought it was noise at the time, but it was probably due to this deep underground production, almost all-the-way blasts and chaotic leads that appeared like in the middle of nowhere and made it more fukked.
Well, many current bands fail at this point, because trying to make the most noise often doesn’t create the same atmosphere (When it creates ones)… BESTIAL WARLUST always had riffs, including epic and quite catchy ones that evoked a terrible fall into an atrocious war or some moments of pure revengeful craziness.
I didn’t speak about the vocals that sounded quite personal, for the time, not grunted neither screamed, it was at the middle of both; I always wondered if some weren’t sucked (With the impure air to go in the inside of the throat), it sometimes sounded like a terrific ghoul or some bestial phantomatic ghost, when it didn’t sound exactly like a fucked up beast.
The sixth song in particular (“Holocaust wolves of the apocalypse”) had a different style, since the riffing was really close to the fukked up and mental-illness-loving genre of SADISTIK EXEKUTION, maybe not as complexly structured, but the same mental disease is here! It’s the only song they had in the SAD-EX genre as far as I know.
The best songs in my opinion are the first couples, as the intensity and feeling is stronger and deeper. The following ones are still cool, but globally seem to be one or two scales under and sometimes contain more regular riffs.
Later on, the band did another good album, it was a bit different because of a better production and some thrash influences, but globally it was the same.
They also featured an exclusive song on the “Headbangers against disco” Ep compilations, but I was less impressed.
And then they split up; Went to form other acts and play in this or that band, but none pushed me to care, at least at the same point. Rumors of reformation circulated, but nothing apparently occurred.