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In , their seventh studio album, Demigod was released to good critical response. Recorded at the Hendrix Studios, the album debuted at number 15 on the national Polish album charts. In fall the band headlined the Demigod supremacy Canadian tour with Necronomicon. Behemoth released their eighth studio album The Apostasy in July of that year. In February Behemoth began a headlining tour along with Suicide Silence.

Behemoth spent the summer playing a number of prominent festivals all over Europe. Also, an EP called Ezkaton was released featuring a re-recorded version of Chant for Eschaton , one new song, two covers, and three live songs.

In March , the band suggested that the new album, due in the summer, would be produced by British producer Colin Richardson. Shemhamforash, a track from this album was released in July on their MySpace profile. In August Nergal was rushed to a hospital and was diagnosed with leukemia. Yeah I think Warrel Dane is an amazing singer but his singing seems to define the, "love it or hate it," saying. I've also been meaning to check out Behemoth for the longest time and it seems that Demigod is the way to go.

Is it? Zos Kia Cultus is better. Haha, I'll keep that in mind and check out Zos Kia. Behemoth The Apostasy 3. Review Summary: Behemoth take their influences further, while keeping their distorted assault intact, and what does this recipe of disaster bode?

A debris of sluggish and forced brutality which again proves Behemoth aren't too serious in overcoming themselves. Rank: for Aside from the lyrical content, the quartet persists in conveying sinisterness and misanthropy in their music.

Even before Satanica, the band would torment those who devoted their ears, having transitioned to a medley of Death and Black Metal, rather than being based on solely the latter. But, are Behemoth barking up the wrong tree with their newfound sound?

The former ideology is still present, however much is covered about unknown gods. The pick-ups render the tone of many Behemoth songs as weighty and regal, giving a very heavily distorted doomsday atmosphere. Pretty much everything is recycled, where most innovation goes down the drain. Not even the theme of the album, which picks up from where the preceding album left off features anything new, not to mention the lack of a kick in the long run. Time can't work its magic, considering I find it extremely difficult to glue to this album even after several weeks of run-throughs.

Unrelenting distortion and illustration of these aforementioned gods is what gives a plausible identity to each of these songs. The tone of the album is eerie, but adding more leads and heavier riffs wouldn't be depleting any of the sentimental aspects of this album. Ultimately, anti-Christianity is inscribed between the lines. I ask myself, is this queue of albums making a point? Meantime, they completed their second headlining tour in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.

Having completed the recording of their new songs, Behemoth entered Hendrix Studio for the second time, with help of their friend and sound engineer Arkadiusz Malczewski, and produced Zos Kia Cultus Here and Beyond.

In February , the band started their first tour in Norway, playing in cities such as Bergen, Oslo and Stavanger. On March 11, , the American premiere, scheduled by Century Media Records , headlined Behemoth's first appearance in the American continent. The tour started on the 9th of March at the New Jersey's Metalfest and continued with a decent amount [10] of shows across America and Canada, with the company of Deicide , Revenge , Vehemence and Amon Amarth.

At that time, due to some line up difficulties, Nergal parted his ways with Havok and Novy, who decided to focus on activities with their own bands.

Eventually, the band resumed touring in the UK and Europe. In , their seventh studio album, Demigod was released to good critical response. Recorded at the Hendrix Studios, the album debuted at number 15 on the national Polish album charts. In fall the band headlined the Demigod supremacy Canadian tour with Necronomicon.

Behemoth released their eighth studio album The Apostasy in July of that year. Shortly after the release of The Apostasy , the band was featured as one of Ozzfest 's second stage headliners, one of the four non-US bands playing that year. In February Behemoth began a headlining tour along with Suicide Silence. Behemoth spent the summer playing a number of prominent festivals all over Europe.

In March , the band suggested that the new album, due in the summer, would be produced by British producer Colin Richardson. In August Nergal was rushed to a hospital and was diagnosed with leukemia. It was reported that his leukemia was so advanced that chemotherapy couldn't help him, however, this has now been proven false. Doda, his girlfriend at that time, offered her bone marrow for a transplant but tests showed she wasn't a match. On January 17, , Nergal left the hematology division of Uniwersyteckie Centrum Kliniczne, four weeks after he underwent a bone marrow transplant procedure.

He also announces that he is eager to resume playing the guitar again having been six months since he last played. He also says that he has a huge motivation and desire to continue his work with the band, thanking all people who helped him. According to Nergal, a new album and tour for are both in the works. In an April 18, interview with Blabbermouth , Nergal stated that the new album's possible release date to be in the middle of , and also stated that "But, I can tell you that there are at least three or four rough sketches of songs, just ideas.

Main riffs, main themes.