Review by Sam Walton

Asgard, the latest album by Centhron, is a brutal and uncompromising industrial metal masterpiece. The German band has created a sonic assault on the senses that is sure to please fans of the genre.

From the opening track, "Asgard," the listener is plunged into a world of pounding beats, aggressive guitar riffs, and growling vocals. The album never lets up, with songs like "Deutsches Land" and "Mein Inferno" delivering a relentless barrage of heavy metal fury.

Centhron's sound is reminiscent of bands like Rammstein and Ministry, but they manage to bring their own unique flavor to the mix. The band's use of electronic elements and samples adds an extra layer of intensity to the already heavy sound.

One standout track is "Blutgeld," which features guest vocals from Chris Harms of Lord of the Lost. The song is a perfect example of the band's ability to blend aggressive metal with electronic elements, resulting in a truly epic and memorable track.

Summary by Sam Walton

Asgard is a must-listen for fans of industrial metal. Centhron has created a powerful and uncompromising album that is sure to leave a lasting impression.