Diabolicanos

Diabolicanos – Act III: Armageddon
Studio album by Devilish Impressions
Released	January 28, 2008
Recorded	May–June 2007 at Studio X Olsztyn, Poland
Genre	Black metal Symphonic black metal Avant-garde metal Blackened death metal
Length	50:49
Label	Conquer
Devilish Impressions chronology
Plurima Mortis Imago (2005) Diabolicanos – Act III: Armageddon (2008)

Diabolicanos – Act III: Armageddon is the second album by the Polish avant-garde black metal band Devilish Impressions. This was the first album which was released under a label, Conquer Records. After Plurima Mortis Imago was released, the band attracted significant interest from many record labels and chose and signed with Conquer Records.

The band went through some line-up changes before this album was released. After Adrian Nefarious and Nefarious decided to leave the band, Starash went from the guitar to the bass guitar. The band also found a new drummer, Icanraz, a renowned drummer known for his work with Hermh and Abused Majesty. The band also recruited a new guitarist, Armers, since Starash went from the guitar to the bass guitar.

Track listing

1. "T.H.O.R.N.S." - 3:58
2. "Rex Inferni" - 7:12
3. "The Word Was Made Flesh Turned Into Chaos Again" - 5:16
4. "I Am The Son Of God" - 4:20
5. "Tales Of Babylon’s Whore"^[1] - 6:39
6. "Diabolicanos"^[2] - 5:23
7. "Natas Ro Dog On Si Ereht (Of Plagues And Blasphemy)"^[3] - 5:53
8. "Har-Magedon" - 4:04
9. "Mass For The Dead"^[4] - 8:04

Total playtime: 50:49 minutes.

Personnel

• Przemyslaw "Quazarre" Olbryt - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar
• Turquoissa - synthesizers
• Armers - lead guitar, rhythm guitar
• Starash - bass guitar
• Icanraz - drums

Guest appearance^[1]

1. ^ Szymon Czech from Nyia did guest leads on the song Tales of Babylon's Whore.
2. ^ Cezar from Christ Agony did guest vocals on the song Diabolicanos.
3. ^ Marcin Kiełbaszewski did additional voice in Latin choir on Natas Ro Dog On Si Ereht (Of Plagues And Blasphemy).
4. ^ Cezar from Christ Agony also did guest vocals on the song Mass for the Dead.

References

1. ^ "Devilish Impressions - Avantgarde Black Metal Orchestra". devilish-impressions.com. http://www.devilish-impressions.com/discography-en.htm. Retrieved 2009-02-04. 

External links

• Devilish Impressions on Myspace
• Encyclopaedia Metallum (retrieved 02-04-09)