Published 4 November 2009 in BMA Magazine
Marduk seem to remain faithful to character-istics of black metal while progressing their own style within the genre. Their last effort, Rom 5:12, showed signs of ever-growing maturity - such as the jazz beats of Imago Mortis - and it seems that this new direction hasn't slowed down one little bit. What strikes me as worthy of noting is Marduk's developed structure and production quality. With each new album, the drums get tighter, the guitars get cleaner and more defined and Mortuus' vocals get more and more filled with hate and torment. Some will say legendary, others will dismiss it as 'norsecore'... but whatever your opinion, Marduk will never falter in their quest for black metal supremacy.
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