The band debuted with the same concept, but with the touch of a more primitive, raw sound. "Destination: Nulle Part" proved to be a great progress both in technical development and sound. The rawness that remained in their music, took another aspect: in this case it was represented in the effect of complexity and heavy sound. This kind of complexity might remind to technical features in some way, but they didn't step through a certain line, and kept staying between brutal death themes and musical diversity. There are no unnecessary fripperies to find, complexity and heaviness are like serving and completing each other the same time. Even though there are no doubts about that it's a modern direction, it's unlike what usually is bonded and could be expected to that term. Even if the old school gory imagery and concept seems already history, there's no reason for death metal to turn soft or to involve influences that may emasculate it's style features like what actually was happening in the main scene. Similar to French extreme bands, Necroblaspheme offered exaggeratedly brutal entertainment in high quality without compromises, and they did that by practically telling the same story in a different way. Highly recommended material!
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