You know that part in a lot of blazingly fast tech-death albums about four or five songs in? It’s when you get past the sheer speed, technicality, and insanity on display and get kinda bored? When you realize these artists, who are immensely talented, didn’t quite pay attention in music school during the songwriting lectures? These are the moments when you can basically predict the “shocking” musical twists because the band in question can only physically cram so many ideas into an album? It’s unfortunate but often an expectation with bands that have come in the wake of Necrophagist and Spawn Of Possession. I’ll admit that I was ready for that moment in Desolate. Ophidian I play a style that I can only describe as a hyper-speed tech-death performing lost Protest The Hero covers. Everything...
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