Impurity returns to root sound of melodic death metal ...Middle East

But this Swedish group persisted and was swiftly picked up by Hammerheart Records based on the strength of its Forever Lifeless demo. And what a fine debut album this version of Impurity has coughed out. The Eternal Sleep is a proper celebration of the original fuzzy, buzzsaw tone that made a name for Swedish bands, giving rise to the subgenre of melodic death metal, as popularised by seminal acts such as Entombed and Dismember.

Fans of early Entombed and Dismember will love what Impurty has done. Capturing the power and dynamics of those pioneering albums alongside that fat fuzzy tone has elevated Eternal Sleep into something quite special.

The thing that keeps the whole enterprise into sinking into a pointless carbon copy is the band’s innate grasp of dynamics. These guys just know when to slow things down and just when to bludgeon listeners with a well-timed blast to the eardrums.

Lament to the Lost One and Rectifying Pieces have riffs that will have listeners playing air instruments in glee, regardless of gender or age. Yes, it is that infectious and it is metal delivered with a fine, steely edge, all powered by the famed HM-2 guitar effects pedal.

The Eternal Sleep is released via the Hammerheart imprint and is available to stream on all major platforms.

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