The Lernaean Hydra known as Necrophobic recently released their eleventh album, Dawn of the Damned (give or take a few imports, exports, and bootlegs) via Century Media Records, and Sebastian Ramstedt recently spoke to us about dark rock, ‘80s guitar, metal, and life in in the early 2000s. With an AC/DC type approach, you get what you pay for when you purchase anything from Necrophobic, a blackened death classical goth cocktail, shaken not stirred, and enjoyed in the dark caverns of your mind. No shocking changes only subliminal nuances that gear outside the norm. I’ve never heard a bad Necrophobic album and I’ve been chasing this band since their demo days. Their newest release, Dawn of the Damned, is to be hailed by those still above ground and the ones laying six feed deep breathless, a...
