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Behemoth - Demigod



8.5 | 972 votes |
Release date: 25 October 2004
Style: Blackened death metal

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Disc I
01. Sculpting The Throne Ov Seth
02. Demigod
03. Conquer All
04. The Nephilim Rising
05. Towards Babylon
06. Before The Æons Came
07. Mysterium Coniunctionis (Hermanubis)
08. XUL
09. Slaves Shall Serve
10. The Reign Ov Shemsu-Hor

Disc II [DVD] [2010 limited edition bonus]
[Live in Leeuwarden, Holland 10.12.2007]
01. Slaying The Prophets Ov Isa
02. Antichristian Phenomenon
03. Demigod
04. From The Pagan Vestlands
05. Prometherion
06. Conquer All
07. Christgrinding Avenue
08. As Above So Below
09. Decade Ov Therion
10. Chant For Ezkaton 2000
11. I Got Erection

The best Death Metal album of 2004

Additional info
Demigod was released on Regain Records in Europe, Mystic Production in Poland, Raven Music in Israel and Irond in Russia. The U.S. release is on Olympic Recordings and released January 25th 2005.

Karl Sanders of Nile contributes some guitar work on the album and a solo on the song "XUL".

Guest review by
Asylum #9
Rating:
9.2
Behemoth - Demigod (2004)

Virtuosity, action and technique. There are many ways of describing Demigod, although it must be experienced if you are to fully understand it. Demigod, nothing less than another melancholic masterpiece, darkly triumphing the world of Brutal Death Metal.

Session guitarist Seth ironically opens up the album with his fragile, still mysterious guitar-theme in "Sculpting the Throne ov Seth." It's the breath before the plunge. The song practically explodes. BAM! Your ass is ravaged by blast beats and Nergal's dynamic riffs that'll begin the historic and brutal madness of Behemoth. The title track, one of my favourites, also starts off more calmly. Only this time you'll hear the muffled trumpets of a frenzied roman army, that even this time, expands into something dark, fast, brutal and at the same time very poignant.

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published 28.11.2006 | Comments (29)

Guest review by
Svneatr
Rating:
8.4
Oh Demigod why do I have so many conflicting opinions on you?

It is a good album; it catapulted Behemoth into the superstar ring of death metal. It is widely accepted as their best release. I'm not going to debate about it being what it is, an entertaining and damn fine album by a talented band, but I don't think it delivers as much as the hype would tell you. They lost a lot of the black metal influence, (Demigod is pretty much a straight death metal album) but I think the problem for me with this album is the drastic difference in quality between songs.

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published 13.04.2012 | Comments (4)

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10.03.2014 - 17:52
Rating: 7
pkillerjp

This is actually really good in small doses when the mood serves me right. As stated by deadone I believe, Behemoth just doesn't have the dynamics to stay enjoyable for a full album. I actually would say this is one of their better releases, although Zos was a tad better and I do not own them all. I just can't help but think Morbid Angel Jr, without the song writing ability of MA in their prime. Nergal's vocals, although effective, tend to wear on my patience after about 4 songs (and this goes for all of the albums in the Behemoth death metal era) I still can't call this a bad album though. The riffing is chaos and the production is about as polished as death metal can possibly get, it's in your face and brutal as all hell, just wears a little thin in my opinion.
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10.01.2015 - 16:01
Marcel Hubregtse
Grumpy Old Fuck
Written by Guest on 10.01.2015 at 15:49

A good example on how its possible to fall asleep while listening to extreme metal.



100% agreed. Especially when you compare it to the three albums that came before it.
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10.01.2015 - 21:53
Rating: 8
Troy Killjoy
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I've heard a lot of complaints about death metal-era Behemoth, but falling asleep to their music because it's boring is a first.
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29.10.2015 - 13:29
Rating: 6
Sang Dalang Abu

Behemoth - Demigod is boring. But It's more interesting when someone said Demigod is magnificent album. I want to trade this stuff asap.
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