HELL-BORN - “Natas Liah” - Reviewed By All Around Metal! Friday January 29 2021, 5:46 AM
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HELL-BORN - “Natas Liah” - Reviewed By All Around Metal!

HELL-BORN - “Natas Liah” - Reviewed By All Around Metal ! Check it out here at this link: http://www.allaroundmetal.com/component/content/article/26-releases/8078-a-tredici-anni-di-distanza-dal-predecessore,-tornano-con-un-nuovo-album-i-polacchi-hell-born

Less famous than some colleagues and compatriots (Behemoth, Azarath, Hate ...), the Hell-Born Poles are however to be counted among the veterans of the Central European Black / Death scene; the band was formed in 1996 by the hands of Baal Ravenlock (founding member and first drummer of Behemoth) and Les (also ex-Behemoth) and over the years has released five albums in the period 2001-2008. And it is exactly thirteen years ago the last full length of Hell-Born, "Darkness", before this long-awaited return in January 2021 with the here under consideration "Natas Liah" (if you wonder what that means, read backwards , ed). Classic Black / Death of the Polish school combined with a Vaderian Death / Thrash, this is the musical proposal of the powertrio of Sopot, which opts for a return in good style: "Natas Liah" it is in fact a compact, square work that fits well with the tradition of the genre that exists in the Polish lands. 

The peculiarity of Hell-Born compared to their colleagues is a greater variety of solutions, given above all by the Vaderian influence of the sound, with thrashy passages that break from the colossal attack to the sound of frenetic rhythms and sharp guitars typical of Black / Death ("Axis of Decay "can be a good example), although it is probably in the more cheeky songs that Hell-Born seem to give their best, such as" Ye Olde Woods Devil "and" Blakk Metal ", a piece in which an old friend of Baal Ravenlock and Les: a gentleman named Adam Darski, known by all as Nergal. how well it fits in with the tradition of the genre that exists in the Polish lands.

A half point less than "Natas Liah" goes for a production that is not always perfect (voice that sometimes covers the rest, guitars on the contrary sometimes low), but otherwise we can say that the sixth effort of Hell-Born passes into full the exam. That of the Polish band can therefore be considered a good return, especially for the many fans of these particular sounds. 3.5/5 All Around Metal

Odium Records proudly announces that 12 years after the last album, the cult Polish HELL-BORN returns with a new one. The band was started in 1996 by Behemoth co-founder Baal and Les , also a former Behemoth musician as well as a member of Damnation . There are IX songs on " Natas Liah " - old school, black death metal with a bit of melodies typical for the group. There were also some guests during the recording session, including Adam Nergal Darski . The band confirms that it is by far the best album in their career.

RELEASE DATE: 26 JANUARY 2021

Line-up:
Baal Ravenlock – Bass/Vocals
Les - Guitars
Diabolizer - Drums

Genre: Black/Death/Thrash Metal

For fans of: Venom | Vader | Behemoth | Sodom

Hell-Born and Odium Records present the premiere single " Axis of Decay " from the new album " Natas Liah ", which is announced for January. The clip can be viewed under the following link:

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Recordings took place at Creme de la Creme studio, and Haldor Grunberg, known for his collaboration with Behemoth, handled the mixes and mastering. The album will be released by Odium Records by the end of the year as digipack CD and vinyl.

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The sun rises once more upon the slopes of Megiddo and the opposing forces greet the dawn with hymns and howls. The Seraphim reach for their shining spears of celestial light and unfurl their six-fold wings; the Nephilim unsheathe their swords of cursed infernal steel and another day in the endless battle is poised to begin. But then a new darkness rises from the ranks of the hell born, towering above the descendants of Cain and casting long shadows of fear over the ranks of heaven. The Lord himself takes the field as the chants rise in a tumult of sound from the bestial throats of the damned...”Natas Liah! Natas Liah! Natas Liah!”

When some bands return from long years of silence they bring disappointment and a tarnishing of their reputation with them. But others, they bring a glorious shattering of the silence, a fulfilling of hopes and surpassing of expectations in mighty and imperious fashion. From out of the void the hellblast has sounded once more and Hell-Born have returned. Disciples of their devil’s work can rejoice, as these Polish masters of black, death and thrash metal have never sounded more accomplished and powerful. New album, Natas Liah, is everything that Hell-Born have always been – and more. From the first explosive moments of ‘When You Are God’ to the final triumphant declaration of total victory that is ‘Blakk Metal’, the raw muscle and blood of Hell-Born’s classic sound glistens in the fires of battle. Between those rampaging war cries the cruel precision of ‘Uroboros’ and the doom-laden march of ‘Son Of Earth’ present a band that has reached a new peak of confidence and mastery. There is no song on Natas Liah that doesn’t stand proud as one of Hell-Born’s finest creations.

Featuring guest contributions from Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski of Behemoth – the band that Hell-Born’s Baal Ravenlock helped to form – Natas Liah is a towering edifice of darkness and extreme metal. Its sound has been perfectly honed by Haldor Grunberg (Behemoth, Blaze Of Perdition etc) and Odium Records now stand shoulder to shoulder with its creators. All the pieces are in place for a new era of darkness to begin! When 2021 begins, be prepared to kneel or die. Hell-Born have returned from the vale of silence and this time there will be no respite until the field is ours! - Imperative PR


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