INVINCIBLE FORCE Drop New Album ‘Decomposed Sacramentum’ Today!

Posted on October 24, 2020 by Michael Juvinall in Heavy Metal // 0 Comments

Chilean death thrashers INVINCIBLE FORCE has dropped their newest full-length album, Decomposed Sacramentum today via Dark Descent Records. You can get more details on the band and their new album, including where to purchase it right here down below.

From The Press Release

Santiago (Chile) – Death Thrashers INVINCIBLE FORCE have unleashed their new full-length album Decomposed Sacramentum. The album is out on Dark Descent Records on digital, CD and vinyl formats.

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“It’s a whirlwind for sure, but it’s the kind you want to get sucked into if you’re a death/thrash fan.” – Angry Metal Guy

“Invincible Force worships in a chapel of ghouls, is ready to bleed for the devil, and has conjured a sophomore album that offers up a blistering maze of riffs to torment the demented ears of willing listeners the world over.” – Your Last Rites

“This is a thousand percent my kind of jam, a short and ruthless death/thrash metal attack that might pull from some the best for influence but while still asserting itself across the board.” – Grizzly Butts

Formed in 2008, INVINCIBLE FORCE initially played a black/thrash sound more typical of bands like Destruction, even borrowing their name from the German band’s debut album opener. As the band grew, their sound evolved. 2015’s Satan Rebellion Metal was already verging on far more extreme and aggressive shores, Decomposed Sacramentum goes one step even further, leaving behind their early, more scholarly aspirations in favor of something far more sinister.

While the album only lasts 27 minutes, it’s a relentless whirlwind of proto-death, hysterical thrash and demonic atmosphere full of riffs and blast beats worthy of MORBID ANGEL ‘Abomination Of Desolation’-era or INCUBUS.

INVINCIBLE FORCE have come of age, blasting heaven’s gates wide open in the process…and there shall be no prisoners.

Decomposed Sacramentum is perfectly illustrated by the bleak B&W cover artwork designed by David Jorquera.