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Sludge Design Austrian Noisehead Records. Hopefully, unless the state public and international law, know how to value the work and dedication of NOCTEM because it is a group that is growing with each album, and has reached a point that has nothing to envy of other major proposals of the picture International metalhead. For those who did not have the opportunity to listen to "Divinity" say it was the start of a trilogy, a powerful drive which could see many extreme influences. Well, "Oblivion" is the second part of the trilogy and keeps the essence of the previous album, but with more brutality and sonic perfection. In fact it is an album that sounds really extreme, with the particular mix of Thrash, Death and Black Metal, which tend to use NOCTEM, which will raise the adrenaline as you turn up the volume on the player. Dynamite. Much blame for this has been the producer Daniel Cardoso (ANGELUS APATRIDA, Ava Inferi, Anneke van Giersbergen) and work in the Ultrasound Recording Studios 2 from Portugal, which has been a really dark fruit, fast and brutal, in which it all sounds very much attuned and emphasizes aggression, without forgetting the melodies of guitar features and some fixes.
As for the text, if the previous "Divinity" had its source of inspiration for Atlantis in this "Oblivion" the ancient Mesoamerican cultures have been the cornerstone of the concept. A fairly good album, puts you squarely in the theme of the album and spread of extreme sensations you. In fact even the image of it is also very neat, thanks to the work of Brazilian artist Marcelo Basque, which is already responsible for the image of "Divinity" and has worked with bands like Dimmu Borgir, Dark Funeral, Satyricon, Belphegor , Gorgoroth, etc. As can say that everything is well maintained.
And I will say little about "Oblivion" because this is an album that any fan of extreme metal should listen and discover the delights of blood stained and darkness. So if you want to know more will have to delve the same around the grounds of "Oblivion", the best album to date NOCTEM. 
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