LUST OF DECAY "Entombed in Sewage" is calculated, surgical brutality. (Review)
- grimgasm

- Oct 9
- 3 min read
Updated: Oct 24
Lust Of Decay is back! Marking 25 years since their horrific inception, the "demigods of death" have broken their long, fifteen-year silence since their last album in 2006. They return with a bleak and devastating manifesto: ten new commandments of tragedy and depravity. Prepare for the long-awaited fourth full-length album, Entombed in Sewage.

LUST OF DECAY – ENTOMBED IN SEWAGE
LABEL: COMATOSE MUSIC
RELEASE DATE: DECEMBER 12th 2025 Review Audio Courtesy of ImperativePR
GRIMGASM RATING: 9/10 Dead Stars
The extensive fifteen-year hiatus has only intensified the craving for new material from these underworld legends. In the realm of extreme metal, Lust Of Decay occupies a revered, albeit bloodstained, status. Their legacy was forged through relentless riffs, precision drumming, and a dedication to grotesque themes, often copied but seldom equaled. The current question is whether Entombed in Sewage meets those high expectations. The signature of a Lust Of Decay record has always been its technical ferocity. We anticipate a relentless pace across these ten tracks, characterized by intricate, frantic guitar work that seamlessly transitions from relentless tremolo picking to punishing, breakdown-heavy groove. This isn't just speed; it's calculated, surgical brutality designed to obliterate the listener.
From the very first shocking moments of the opening track, ‘Parasitic Exsanguination’, listeners are immediately ensnared by twisted riffs that weave a dense tapestry of sound, pulling you into a dark abyss. The vocals, which seem to emanate from the very depths of the underworld, engulf you in a haunting embrace, creating an atmosphere that is both unsettling and captivating. As the drums thunder with a relentless ferocity, they deliver an auditory experience that can only be described as absolute oblivion. The tempos throughout the track shift and morph, yet the impact of each transition remains nothing short of decimating, leaving an indelible mark on the listener's psyche.
The knowledge, experience, and unwavering dedication to brutality and extremity resonate powerfully in every dextrous and deadly note played by the band. Lust Of Decay features both current and former members of notable acts such as Atrocious Abnormality, Cesspool of Vermin, Coathanger Abortion, and Shuriken Cadaveric Entwinement, highlighting their expertise in the genre. This collective experience is flawlessly reflected in their music, demonstrating a profound mastery of the desolate arts of death metal and the myriad ways it can be expressed.
Throughout the album, listeners are treated to a plethora of exceptional riffs that are not only memorable but also intricately crafted, showcasing the band's technical prowess. The drumming is nothing short of phenomenal; it serves not only to drive the songs forward with an unyielding force but also plays a vital role in shaping the dynamics and development of each track. The rhythmic complexity and precision elevate the music, making it an immersive experience that captivates from beginning to end.
The return of Lust Of Decay is more than just a new album announcement; it's a necessary re-baptism of the death metal scene. Entombed in Sewage is set to be a monument to patience, a testament to the enduring power of pure, unadulterated brutality. For fans who have waited fifteen years, and for new converts ready to witness the resurgence of the demigods, this album is poised to be one of the most significant—and most agonizing—releases of the year. Prepare to be destroyed.
Pick up LUST OF DECAY on Comatose Music December 12th, 2025. Special thanx to Imperative PR for allowing us the privilege to sample this soon to be classic of metal.

Line-up:
Jay Barnes – Vocals
Steve Green – Guitars & Backing Vocals
Ryan Coulter – Bass
Jordan Varela – Drums
Genre: Brutal Death Metal
For fans of: Cannibal Corpse | Psycroptic | Disavowed | Prostitute Disfigurement
Further Information:
contact@imperativepr.co.uk



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