DESASTER – Divine Blasphemies CD OG 2002

Classic!

Near Mint,

The album closes with a medieval outro which might as well be featured on Desaster’s debut album, which is fitting for the band which respects its own legacy like the foursome from Koblenz. Despite changing the singer, Desaster kept true to their roots and did not hinder their musical development on Divine Blasphemies. One might argue whether their fourth album has managed to outdo “Tyrants of the Netherworld”, but this is a matter of personal taste, I guess. It’s different, but the difference is not dramatic. And it shall pave way for the next couple of albums Desaster would go on to make in the future with Sataniac at the mic.