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Album Review – Diabolizer / Murderous Revelations (2025)

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The torchbearers of diabolical abomination unite once again armed with their sophomore opus, dragging us down into the fiery abysses of Turkish Death Metal without warning.

Having remained a consistent force in the underground, Kadıköy, Turkey’s own malevolent Death Metal beast Diabolizer is back from the pits of the netherworld with their sophomore offering, the ruthless Murderous Revelations, following up on their venomous debut EP Apokalypse and their critically acclaimed, demolishing first full-length album Khalkedonian Death. Recorded at Mezar Sound Studios (vocals and drums) and by the band members on their own (guitars and bass), mixed and mastered by Emre Bingöl, and displaying a sulfurous, incendiary artwork by Dechristianize Art, the new album by vocalist Abomination, guitarists Can and Mustafa, bassist Malik, and drummer Aberrant brings to our avid ears savage riffing and blasting drums with gargantuan vocals, dragging us down into its fiery abysses without warning.

Just like in their previous album it’s pedal to the metal already from the very first second in Into the Depths of Diseased Minds, a lecture in Death Metal spearheaded by the demonic guttural by Abomination; and Aberrant destroys his enemies like a bulldozer in Hogtied in Razorwire, offering us all exactly what we need to bang our heads like true servants of chaos and hatred. Purulent Divinity in Black Flames carries one of the darkest song names ever crafted by Diabolizer, and the music exhales all that darkness thanks to the Stygian, visceral riffs by Can and Mustafa, supported by the thunderous bass by Malik, followed by Seeds of the Dethroned, the epitome of Turkish Death Metal at its finest, with the band blasting our faces with their demented riffs and solos, nonstop beats and fills, and the always venomous roars by Aberration.

Then investing in an absurdly heavy, neck-breaking sonority, the band will pulverize our cranial skulls in Set the World Ablaze (Infernal Dawn), one of those Death Metal songs that transpire brutality, violence and obscurity, whereas Bloodsteam Bonegrinder beautifully summarizes their core essence, with the inhumane growls by Aberration walking hand in hand with the apocalyptic, lethal riffage by Can and Mustafa until the very end. As mentioned already, those Turkish savages definitely know how to properly name their songs, with Deathmarch of the Murderous Tyrant showcasing an overdose of infuriated beats and fills by Aberrant that sound like the soundtrack to Armageddon. And finally, there’s no hope in sight as their last breath of vile and grim Death Metal comes in the form of Into the Jaws of Cerberus, with Can and Mustafa once again delivering crisp, striking riffs and solos in the name of extreme music.

From the frantic aggression of the instruments to the savagery displayed in the vocals, everything about Murderous Revelations feels like a strong continuation from their supreme debut album in 2021, which already saw them establish a loyal following. Hence, don’t forget to follow those unrelenting, talented Turkish servants of death on Facebook and on Instagram, to stream their devastating music on Spotify, and above all that, to purchase their demented new album from their own BandCamp, from the Dark Descent Records’ BandCamp, or from the Me Saco Un Ojo Records’ BandCamp, keeping the fires of old school, no shenanigans Death Metal burning like the pits of hell. The return of Diabolizer is an essential moment in the Death Metal calendar for 2025, and you better not miss it or you’ll have to face their fury and suffer in the hands of one of the best bands in the current extreme music scene worldwide.

Best moments of the album: Into the Depths of Diseased Minds, Seeds of the Dethroned, Bloodsteam Bonegrinder and Deathmarch of the Murderous Tyrant.

Worst moments of the album: None.

Released in 2025 Dark Descent Records/Me Saco Un Ojo Records

Track listing
1. Into the Depths of Diseased Minds 4:51
2. Hogtied in Razorwire 5:15
3. Purulent Divinity in Black Flames 5:41
4. Seeds of the Dethroned 4:25
5. Set the World Ablaze (Infernal Dawn) 5:21
6. Bloodsteam Bonegrinder 4:06
7. Deathmarch of the Murderous Tyrant 4:15
8. Into the Jaws of Cerberus 5:03

Band members
Abomination – vocals
Can – guitars
Mustafa – guitars
Malik – bass
Aberrant – drums

Album Review – Diabolizer / Khalkedonian Death (2021)

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Turkish torchbearers of diabolical abomination return with their first-ever full-length opus, blasting our souls with eight tracks of unrelenting and savage Death Metal raids that will just leave you mouth-watering for more.

4.0rating

diabolizer-khalkedonian-death-2021Turkish torchbearers of diabolical abomination Diabolizer are finally back with their debut album Khalkedonian Death, the follow-up to their critically acclaimed EP’s Shadows Of Impending Decimation (2012) and Apokalypse (2016), offering fans of bands the likes of Sinister, Hate Eternal and Deicide eight tracks of unrelenting and savage Death Metal raids that will just leave you mouth-watering for more. Recorded, mixed, mastered by Ozan Yıldırım (Deadhouse Studio) and displaying a sick, demonic cover painting by Jon Zig, Khalkedonian Death is by far the most pulverizing and complete effort by this Kadıköy, Istanbul-based horde comprised of Abomination on vocals, Mustafa and Can on the guitars, Malik on bass and Aberranton drums, not only positioning the band as one of the driving forces of the extreme music scene in their homeland, but also helping spread the burning fires of Turkish metal to all four corner of the earth.

The opening track Dawn Of Obliteration is absolutely infernal and devastating from the very first second, with Aberrant being merciless behind his drums while Abomination arises from the pits of hell with his trademark roars. Put differently, this is Turkish Death Metal at its finest, which is also the case in Maelstroms Of Abhorrence, where Abomination manically growls the song’s wicked lyrics (“As if trapped in singularity / Countless relics I behold / Seconds are aeons / My mind is drifting”) while Mustafa and Can extract sheer malignancy and hatred from their stringed weapons; and it’s time to bang your fuckin’ heads to the demented Cloaked In An Aura Of Madness, a lesson in Death Metal by the quintet where Malik’s rumbling bass and Aberrant’s classic beats bring the groove to the band’s usual demolition for our total delight. Then more of their demented and Stygian music invades our ears in the steamroller tune Mayhemic Darkness And Possessed Visions, living up to the legacy of old school Death Metal, and with the band’s guitar duo delivering sick Cannibal Corpse-inspired riffs nonstop.

And there’s no sign of slowing down for those ruthless metallers; quite the contrary, Diabolizer continue to crush our senses in Sulphuric Vengeance, another pulverizing lecture in Turkish Death Metal where Abomination’s gruesome growling walks hand in hand with the vicious drumming by Aberrant, whereas the riffage by Mustafa and Can will penetrate deep inside your putrid skin in Bringers Of Khalkedonian Death, a massive, disruptive tune that invites us all to slam into the circle pit like rabid metal maniacs. Spearfuck The Throes Of Treason, their second to last blast of obscurity and rage, will inspire you to break your neck in half headbanging, with Malik hammering his bass nonstop while Mustafa and Can alternate between sheer savagery and somber moments on the guitars. Lastly, ending such intense and hellish album of death it’s time for the quintet to haunt our souls with Perishing In His Oceans Of Blood, showcasing grim riffs, wicked solos, guttural vociferations and pounding drums, or in other words, everything we love in savage Death Metal.

diabolizer-2021If you consider yourself a true metalhead and are ready to carry the torch of Turkish Death Metal together with the guys from Diabolizer, you can start following the band on Facebook and on Instagram for news, tour dates and so on and, of course, above all that, purchase your copy of one of the best Death Metal albums of the year from the band’s own BandCamp page, from the Everlasting Spew Records’ BandCamp page or webstore, from the Me Saco Un Ojo Records’ BandCamp page, from the Desiccated Productions’ BandCamp page, and soon from Apple Music and Amazon. Diabolizer have been solidifying and perfecting their sound with each one of their releases, and their first ever full-length opus perfectly summarizes everything the band stands for. As a matter of fact, the band’s hometown Kadıköy used to be called Khalkedonia (which means “the land of the blind”) by the Byzantines, showing Diabolizer’s masterplan with their newborn spawn has always been to warn the entire world Khalkedonian Death Metal is among us to stay.

Best moments of the album: Dawn Of Obliteration, Cloaked In An Aura Of Madness and Bringers Of Khalkedonian Death.

Worst moments of the album: None, of course.

Released in 2021 Everlasting Spew Records / Me Saco Un Ojo Records / Desiccated Productions

Track listing
1. Dawn Of Obliteration 5:17
2. Maelstroms Of Abhorrence 5:23
3. Cloaked In An Aura Of Madness 5:11
4. Mayhemic Darkness And Possessed Visions 7:22
5. Sulphuric Vengeance 4:46
6. Bringers Of Khalkedonian Death 5:50
7. Spearfuck The Throes Of Treason 5:45
8. Perishing In His Oceans Of Blood 6:45

Band members
Abomination – vocals
Mustafa – guitars
Can – guitars
Malik – bass
Aberrant – drums