Centinex: Redeeming Filth is undeniably a full-blooded piece of death metal!!

Fans of Death metal should be counting the days. No, im not talking about Xmas! Centinex’s new album is almost out there and you better save some money ‘cause it’s worth every single penny. With nearly twenty-five years of existence the band is an ancient entity focused in the warlike art of extreme metal. After an eight-year interval the quartet returns with a new formation featuring Martin Schulman (Demonical) on bass, Sverker Widgren (Demonical, Diabolical) on guitars, Alexander Högbom (October Tide, Spasmodic) on vocals and Kennet Englund (Interment, Centinex 1999-2003) on drums. The Swedish metallers revived the sound that appeared for the first time in the 90’s and inspired by the spirit of the debut “Subconscious Lobotomy” they created “Redeeming Filth”.

The 10 track album is all about short, riff-oriented, brutal, in your face type of death metal just like the type of metal of bands such as Massacre, Orbituary, Unleaseh, Grave, etc. One can easily perceive the experience of the musicians within the songs. Song after song the fluency of the album always remains at the same level i.e., there are no brusque differences of rhythms and harmonies. All instruments work in perfect synchrony and most of all the musicians skills keep the album sapid. I would even say that each song represents in its uniqueness the rampageous awakening of the sleeping monster that Centinex is. It’s also stressed the production quality; the work is very lucid without too many arrangements and without overlapping.

Overall: “Redeeming Filth” is undeniably a full-blooded piece of death metal and deeply connected to the band’s roots. This album is a must hear for death metal lovers and in my opinion one of the best death metal works of this year.

Recorded at Amplified Studios, mixed and mastered at Garageland Studios by Ronnie Björnström (Aeon) and with album artwork designed by Twilight 13 Media (At the Gates, Arch Enemy, Darkthrone) the long awaited, ninth full-lenght album from the veterans of the death metal scene will be available in digipack CD, digitally, in black vinyl and limited to 100 copies, hand-numbered Brown vinyl with poster and will see the light of day at November, 21.

One melee with the words, ideas and its paradoxes... albuns that are news, the reviews at "HeavyHardMetalmania.net", always with its watermark,  Pedro Ribeiro, with love for beer... sorry, music from an early age, he studied piano and singing from 7 to 14 years,  then, devoted himself to the study of the guitar for 5 years. "The wisdom is found in the extremes, all extreme Metal here!"

01 When Bodies Are Deformed

02 Moist Purple Skin

03 Death Glance

04 Stone Of Choice

05 Unrestrained

06 Bloodraze

07 Without Motives

08 Rotting Below

09 Dead, Buried And Forgotten

10 Eye Sockets Empty

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CENTINEX "Subconcious Lobotomy" Reissue Album Details Revealed

Long-defunct Swedish Death Metallers CENTINEX have once again unearth their debut album "Subconcious Lobotomy" that started it all, and eventually shaped CENTINEX to further push the boundaries of Swedish Death Metal into a more melodic territory on the band's later discography.

To commemorate the album's twenty-year passing mark, "Subconcious Lobotomy" will be given an entire facelift in both visual and audio aspects. Featuring the unmistakable horrific style of influential artist Mark Riddick (Morbid Angel, Slayer, Arsis, Grave, etc) and completely re-mastered by Sverker Widgren at the infamous Necromorbus Studio, Sweden (Setherial, Necrovation, Demonical, etc). 

1) Blood On My Skin

2) Shadows Are Astray

3) Dreams Of Death

4) Orgy In Flesh

5) End Of Life

6) Bells Of Misery

7) Inhuman Dissection Of Souls

8) The Aspiration

9) Until Death Tear Us Apart

10) Apocalyptic Amargeddon

11) Seeds Of Evil

12) Everlasting Bloodshed

As a special treat for the fans, "Subconcious Lobotomy" will also include a time-travel back of liner-notes especially written by former CENTINEX four-stringer Martin Schulman, and plus the "Apocalyptic Amargeddon" 7-inch EP released in year 2000 but never before released on CD.

CENTINEX was:

Mattias Lamppu - Vocals
Erik Håkansson - Vocals

Martin Schulman - Bass
Andreas Evaldsson - Guitar
Joakim Gustafsson - Drums