It tackles quite lurid here at first sight: WARFECT promise the pure overdose of war, Depicting The Macabre implicates horrible scenes and the Hellish Thrash Metal printed on the promo-flyer suggest that the Swedish fry their breakfast bacon directly in hell. Where Hellish Thrash Metal is printed is not necessarily Hellish Thrash Metal inside. And there is completely nothing coming out of hell. In fact WARFECT knows all about how to act as good and brave craftsmen like the Christian shepherd on their third release (the CD’s before are promo releases) just with the difference that these guys act more barefaced sometimes than to turn the other cheek. Means that Depiciting The Macabre has some rough, modern Thrash parts in stock. Presented technical well but cemented the songwriting in the hard as bone mean. What is missing is the kick washing away the halfhearted shrug of shoulders.
I have to clarify then WARFECT’s factual musical origin – this is based in Metallica’s melodic atmosphere. Fredrik Wester’s vocals are most obvious. The adapted to Hetfield won’t fit into the general view at any time. Far more powerful the shadow becomes in the ballad Never Tor Return. Such a track, copied through and through mercilessly, means to be brashness.
My idea to get more than 6 points for the next output (if this might be released): find yourself, WARFECT, and present your very own character! You are in business since 2003, dudes!