Sinister
got its start in 1989 when death metal was just starting to gain
momentum around the world as a movement. Signing to Nuclear Blast in
1991, they would go on to release five albums between that time and
1998, when they left the label. Moving to Hammerheart Records the next
year, they found a new singer in Rachel Heyzer, making them one of the only death metal bands with a female vocalist. Their first album with her, 2001's Creative Killings, was their sixth altogether.
The band split up in 2004. During that time, Aad Kloosterwaard and Alex Paul
formed a band called No Face Slave. The new material written for what
was to be this band's debut was so similar to Sinister's style that
after recruiting Bas van den Bogaard on bass and Paul Beltman on drums they decided to resurrect Sinister in 2005 with original members Adrie Kloosterwaard (previously drums, then vocals) and Alex Paul (previously bass, then guitar) along with new members Bas van den Bogaard on bass and Edwin van den Eeden on drums. In 2006 released Afterburner.
1. Carnificina Scelesta 01:30
2. Perennial Mourning 02:58
3. Sacramental Carnage 03:00
4. Doomed 05:09
5. Spiritual Immolation 03:28
6. Cross the Styx 04:53
Side B:
7. Compulsory Resignation 03:51
8. Corridors to the Abyss 02:08
9. Putrefying Remains 03:21
10. Epoch of Denial 03:45
11. Perpetual Damnation 04:13
12. Outro 00:52
• Andre Tolhuizen: Guitars
• Ron van de Polder: Guitars, Bass
• Aad Kloosterwaard: Drums.
- Label: Nuclear Blast.
- Comes with a printed inner sleeve and a 12" two side printed Nuclear Blast merchandising sheet.
Mastered at T.T. Mastering Berlin Germany.
Produced by Falk Gruber, Mathias Röderer, Alexander Krull and Sinister.
Designed by Sinister.
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