Suntorn 'The Will To Power' CD

Suntorn do a magnificent job of being able to blend the elements of
slam, brutal death metal, and a minimal deathcore influence thrown in
for good measure. Tracks like the aforementioned ?3911′, ?Mental
Enslavement?, ?Torments Of Existence?, ?Awaiting Oblivion? and
?Catastrophobia? all have a fantastic flow to them. I particularly
enjoyed the solo in ?Mental Enslavement? and chugging bridge in
?Torments Of Existence?. While those songs do follow a particular
formula, I felt that there was enough variation in them to satisfy my
needs. ?Pick Your Poison? felt like a b-side from ?Nauseate? by
Splattered Entrails, which I will gladly take; a short 48 second burst
of brutal deathgrind. They even added a cosmic ambient track in the
form of ?Equanimity? that conjures up a feeling one would have if they
were listening to modern day Ulver in order to give you a break from the
constant barrage of brutality. We have also seen Travis Ryan (Cattle
Decapitation) making some guest vocal appearances lately, namely in the
new Soulfly album, and he is also on the very last track, ?Nature?s
Inexorable Imperative?