Polish death black metal band formed in 1997.
Codec WMA Lossless

STILLBORN's second barbaric attack! 11 tracks full of destruction and blasphemy, firmly rooted in the climate of Black Metal and brutal Death Metal. Great graphics with a brilliant cover by Holger Nitschke.

The Mielec devils from Stillborn made us wait a long time for the successor of "Satanas el Grande". Anyone who was thirsty for a pathologically hateful variety of death metal can, however, rub their hands, because here the screaming manifested contempt and blasphemy - this is "Manifesto de Blasfemia".

Stillborn is a band that has no sense of good taste, nice melodies and social problems. The cover itself has an iconoclastic front, heralding music and text decay in a blunt way. Killer wanted to offend pious Poles - Catholics and he probably succeeded to a large extent, hehe. Anyway, you can see for yourself what it is. After enjoying the cover and reviewing the insert (and there is a lot to look at, you won't see it on mp3!) The best moment comes - inserting (ah!) the CD into the player. After this action, there is no forgiveness, the posers are asked to leave the room amiably. The organs of hearing are flooded with a stream of aggressive riffs, cutting off a selected part of the body of any priest or nun located within a radius of several kilometers. The room is filled with the smell of a corpse, obligatory sulfur and the breath of the devil, which you will certainly feel on your neck while communing with "Manifesto de Blasfemia". A hellish death metal roller, hardly knowing slow-downs, increasing the degree of sonic and lyrical desacralization with every second. This album is wild! The riffs, really good riffs, have such a motoric flair, they fly frantically one after the other, but it's not some very technical ride, the emphasis is on aggression, madness and vulgarity. Killer and Ikaroz shout passionately verses filled with hatred and a sense of superiority towards 80% of Polish society, and they are supported by Destroyer, who is active in Kriegsmachine on a daily basis. Well-exposed bass and percussive bombardier complete Blasfemia's Manifesto. There is no need to dwell on each piece separately, because they all form a death metal monolith, grinding everything that is holy to dust. Eleven tracks created to be played live from the album look equally good. Devilishly good. This is what pure death metal should sound like.


"Manifesto de Blasfemia" is an example of music created by maniacs for maniacs. Containing real hatred and great Fukk Off for arranged, Sunday metals, as well as the majority of society. So put on the latest Stillborn album and die, motherfuckers...

Tracklist:

1. Harbingerof Evil 
2. Infernal Goat Worship
3. Seeds of Doom
4. Preliminary Dirge
5. Nekromassakr: Death's Coronation
6. Die Fuckers
7. Angel Ripper
8. Manifiesto de Blasfemia
9. Natural Born Destroyers
10. Pest: Ravager of Humanity
11. Blood and Conflagration

Personnel:
Bass, Backing Vocals - Ataman Tolovy
Drums - August
Guitar, Vocals - Ikaroz, Killer