Review by Jason Keller

Irrumatorium and MelekTha's self-titled album is a dark and intense journey into the realms of black metal and experimental noise. The album features six tracks that are characterized by their raw and abrasive sound, as well as their haunting and otherworldly atmosphere.

From the opening track "The Black Sun" to the closing "Infinite Darkness," the album takes the listener on a sonic journey through a world of chaos and despair. The music is heavy and aggressive, with distorted guitars, pounding drums, and harsh vocals that create a sense of urgency and tension.

At the same time, the album is also deeply atmospheric, with eerie soundscapes and haunting melodies that add a sense of mystery and foreboding. The use of electronic noise and industrial sounds adds to the overall sense of unease, creating a sonic landscape that is both fascinating and unsettling.

Summary by Jason Keller

Irrumatorium and MelekTha's self-titled album is a powerful and uncompromising work that will appeal to fans of extreme music and experimental noise. It is a challenging and rewarding listen that rewards repeated listens and careful attention to detail. Highly recommended.