Malokarpatan - Vertumnus Caesar Album Review :: Heavy Metallurgy Album Review Series

With their 4th full-length album, Vertumnus Caesar, Slovakia's Malocarpotan have returned with even more interesting and exciting experimentation and evolution under their collective belts. Expansive music that tells a story? Yes indeed! The Brainsmasher returns to Heavy Metallurgy to give us some insight on the tale Malokarpotan has spun with this new album, both literally and musically. Join us!
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[@letstalkmetal]

Nice review! I'm new to this band and I've only heard the album a couple of times and haven't quite 'gotten it' yet. Gonna need some more spins.

[@TheNJ93487]

Yep. I found it something. I listened MALOKARPATAN in KZbin.

[@infernusrex796]

I knew they were special with the earliest material. But they have just eased into something totally remarkable and original!! Great review buddy!!

[@MrLando0]

I think fans of Negative Plane will dig this.

[@El_tres.Skateboarding]

Just discovered this band , they sound amazing and the guitars tone reminds me Mercyful Fate.🔥Good video sir!

[@MrRacoon666]

Great review Ben. I will surely check it out

[@MexicanradioDJ]

I’d not heard of the band However this is very good slightly let down by the last couple of songs Some killer riffs Certainly be towards the upper end of the albums I’ve heard this year

[@orangedroning]

Killer album and great review. Really appreciate the historical breakdown. Your point about not wanting to pick it apart is super relatable and a quality I look for in most music.

[@jamesreilley5880]

Incredible album and review! Definitely album of the year material, along with the latest Dødheimsgard. Some of the flute and string sounds were created via a vintage Mellotron M400. Nicklas Barker, of legendary Swedish proggers Anekdoten, let the band use his machine for the recording.

[@rayv0125]

I hear tormenter vibes too!

[@MrLando0]

Love this band and this new album. I hear a lot of early Masters Hammer. Great review man. That second or third clip you played is so funky.

[@jmon4286]

Been listening to this since it’s release. Easily my metal album of the year. Can’t get enough of it.

[@9thcircle73]

Album of the year for me. Probably my favorite currently active band. Great review, Ben!

[@hallowelt1708]

Fantastic Review!