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Lyrically, it's gross. It's crude. It's raw. It's dismembered and grotesque. Musically, it's brutal. It's heavy. It's violent... but there's far more than what the eye can see at first sight : SAVAGE ANNIHILATION's creations are all part of a global concept and it's all about hopelessness and desparation. Started fifteen years ago, the band took ten years to shape, define, re-define and re-shape their unique artistic approach and release their debut, "Cannibalisme, hérésie et autres sauvageries" (2012) and it took them five more years to come with the sequel, "Quand s'abaisse la croix du blasphème", going even further into their post-apocalyptic visions of a world beyond doomed. Following the path started with its predecessor, "Quand s'abaisse la croix du blaspheme" is total nihilism, pure heresy and blasphemy, gore beyond gore ; savage, annihilating but it's first and foremost an artistic, conceptual story where salvation doesn't exist. Fewer yet longer songs than on their debut, all connected one to the other make "Quand s'abaisse la croix du blasphème" a tough listen, an oppressing experience and a challenge, somehow, and when you think you will finally see the light at the end of the tunnel when you reach the last track of this nightmarish journey into horror (and few will be strong enough to survive such an unsustainable nauseating bad trip), "Le tombeau de l'atrocité" featuring international opera singer Claire Motté, you'll soon discover this beautiful moment of touching grace is in fact the last spark of life into your eye before you die.

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Bonus Materials

• 500 hand-numbered copies limited edition DigiPak CD first print

Sales Points

• For fans of Morbid Angel, Krisiun and Rebaelliun
• Mastered by HK at Vamacara studio (Otargos...)
• Artwork by Poup's for Undead Kreation
• Guest vocals by Dum's (Pleasure to Kill) and Déhà (We All Die (laughing)...)
• Guest vocals by Sybille Colin-Tocquaine of the cult Thrash band Witches
• Guest vocals by international opera singer Claire Motté