
1. | Black Evangelion |
2. | Where Iron and Blood Converge |
3. | Return to Tribe |
4. | Diocletian Persecution |
5. | Entombed Beneath Roots and Thicket |
6. | Zephyrs Blow Where Petrified Giants Slumber |
7. | Thunderbolts over Latium |
8. | Forged Between the Hammer and Anvil |
9. | Heir to the Line of Wolves |
10. | Lupine Crypt Keeper |
11. | And the Nephilim Carve Out a New World |
12. | Lullaby for an Infant King (Romulus Redux) |
Length: 1:05:18 |
Kommodus
- Type: Full-length
- Style: Black Metal
To keep things simple, albums are grouped into a handful of approximate styles.
- Year: 2020
- Country: Australia

+ Legacy score
TracklistLength: 1:05:18
- Black Evangelion
- Where Iron and Blood Converge
- Return to Tribe
- Diocletian Persecution
- Entombed Beneath Roots and Thicket
- Zephyrs Blow Where Petrified Giants Slumber
- Thunderbolts over Latium
- Forged Between the Hammer and Anvil
- Heir to the Line of Wolves
- Lupine Crypt Keeper
- And the Nephilim Carve Out a New World
- Lullaby for an Infant King (Romulus Redux)
1 Review for 'Kommodus - Kommodus''Kommodus'

RAW Black/Thrash!
The self-titled Kommodus album is a different animal compared to the previous demos released. The riffs are much more thrashy and catchy, and the production is much more crisp (well, crisp for Raw Black Metal!), but there is some stuff that is unaltered, this band still avoids the chaotic Black Metal drumming and riffing.
The lyrical themes of this album are for the most part related to the Roman Empire and its mythology.
As I mentioned earlier, the production is much more cleaner compared to the demos, but that doesn't really say anything that special. The demos were almost too rough and raw, and this change in production is very much a pleasant aspect of the album, but be advised, because this album is still one of the most lo-fi Albums I've ever heard!
The guitar work on this album is very unique. Even though they are very aggressive and dynamic, they have some old school Metal feeling to them. It's not hard to make connections between the riffs and Motörhead! The vocals are incredibly haunting and well performed (especially on songs like "Return to Tribe").
Overall, this is a very unique band (in fact it's difficult to make comparisons with other bands) for fans of old school raw Black Metal, this is really a nice, unique approach. Recommended!


Legacy score
This rating is inherited from the previous version of the site, and is equivalent to one review.
Buy 'Kommodus - Kommodus''Kommodus'
Leave a comment for 'Kommodus - Kommodus'
Support Lycanthropia.net

Whenever you buy albums through our site, we receive a few cents for each sale, at no extra cost.
This helps us to stay online, and advert-free. Thank you for your continued support.
We are also on Patreon.
2 Comments for 'Kommodus - Kommodus'