La Cacería de Brujas.

La caceria de brujas (2019) by Lucifera. Labels: Dunkelheit Produktionen. Genres: Black Metal, Thrash Metal Members: D. HellRazor, A. Blasfemia. La caceria de brujas. Album (Studio full-length).

Album Name La Caceria de Brujas. Released date 25 February 2019. Labels Dunkelheit Produktionen. Music StyleThrash Metal. Members owning this album3.

Lucifera - Lucifera (Acid Cover) El track que dio el nombre a la banda! al fin lo pudimos sacar a la luz! este track iba a ser incluido dentro del álbum ''La Cacería de Brujas'' pero por la duración del trabajo completo no lo pudimos hacer!! Nos acompaña en las voces Fátima Natthammer (Ex - r - Perú) y en los solos Silvia Gers (Las Brujas - Argentina) Muchas gracias a ustedes por el apoyo y el soporte! Voces: Fátima NattHammer (Ex - Mandragora, Natthammer - Perú) Solo: Silvia Gers (Las Brujas, Argentina) Instrumentos: David HellRazor.

La cacería de brujas. Release date: February 25th, 2019. Read 90%. Edmund Sackbauer.

Group Lucifera recorded a new album named La caceria de brujas, release date 25 February 2019. Release La caceria de brujas mixed and recorded on a music label Dunkelheit Produktionen and will sound in the genre Thrash Metal. Group Lucifera formed in the country Colombia.

Tracklist: 01. Arde en Llamas 02. Sigillum Diaboli 03. Sortilegio 04. Ceremonia Secular 05. Pacto Pagano 06.

La Caceria de Brujas.

Judging by the extensive biography presented in the press release, LUCIFERA is a big fish on the local scene, and following the results of listening to the album, I can easily believe that. The album, recorded by duo, sounds like the work of a full band, where all the participants contribute the writing of the material. Songs retain a common style, but everything is so different from each other in much the same way as BATHORY, for example, differs from NIFELHEIM or VENOM. The last thing I would like to say about La cacería de brujas will sound like a youthful banality, but it’s really an album from metal warriors who have this music in their blood. Everything that you hear here is absolutely sincere, emotional and authentic (including analog sound). Not all the material on the album is equally useful, but almost all of its flaws are filled with the feeling that permeates every note.

The whole thing has a malicious air that recalls Sarcófago and fits well with the album’s English translation ( the witch hunt ). It’s made all the more potent by the scathing high-register rasps of vocalist/bassist Alejandra Pacheco, which at times sound almost painful. The trouble with La Caceria is that the band seem all too aware of how good their riffs are and repeat them too often as a result. Nearly every one of these eight tracks employs some minor variation of the standard ABABC songwriting arrangement, usually with A or B making an unnecessary comeback near the end.