Album Review: The Black Dahlia Murder, Servitude, out Sept. 27

Band

The Black Dahlia Murder

Album

Servitude (Metal Blade Records)

Release Date

September 27, 2024

Review

Written By Steve Jones, OOTB Publications

It was Ozzfest 2005 in Columbus, Ohio at the once great Polaris Amphitheater, it was 105 degrees and there wasn’t a cloud in the sky. The concert program featured this band who I’d never heard nor seen. Waters were like $20 and we were all roasting in the summer heat. The band came out in their tighty shorts and proceeded to throw down; the most brutal set of the day! I love acoustic guitar with my death metal! The Black Dahlia Murder continues to create some of the most face-melting death metal that’s ever existed. Ten albums later, they are set to destroy your senses with a brutal assault of acrobatic guitar work and chaotic drumming! Get this album immediately when it’s released! Servitude is full of bangers! Let’s gooooo! I’ve already listened to it three times!

Rating

5/5

Favorite Tracks

“Aftermath,” “Servitude”

Tracklist

01. Evening Ephemeral
02. Panic Hysteric
03. Aftermath
04. Cursed Creator
05. An Intermission
06. Asserting Dominion
07. Servitude
08. Mammoth's Hand
09. Transcosmic Blueprint
10. Utopia Black

Pre-Save/Pre-Order Album Here

https://www.metalblade.com/tbdm/

See U.S. Tour Dates Oct.- Nov.

Watch Video For “Mammoths Hand”