Contrary to many of their countrymen, the Swedish dudes that make up Inevitable End do not play melodic death metal and they definitely don’t rock out in a garage. Instead their Relapse debut is full of extreme death metal in all its varieties.
On “The Severed Inception” riffs that would make Behemoth proud are coupled to blastbeats, which are then followed by a dissonant part before drowning in a sea of chaos not unlike Dillinger Escape Plan. Oh, and they also like to throw in some grindcore every now and again. You know, just to keep things diverse enough.
The result is an album that bounces all over the place. Even after a couple of listen it’s hard to wrap your head around the material. But at least it’s not one of those death metal albums where all the songs sound alike. It’s modern death metal, more than adequately executed and it sounds sick as fuck.
Score: 7 out of 10
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