Claustrophobia - Sobre Las Ruinas De La Civilzacion

Review by Jay Cook

Claustrophobia's album, Sobre Las Ruinas De La Civilzacion, is a powerful and intense offering that showcases the band's unique blend of metal and hardcore music. The album is a journey through the ruins of civilization, exploring themes of corruption, greed, and societal decay. From the opening track, "Peste," to the closing song, "La Muerte," Claustrophobia delivers a ferocious and unrelenting sound that will leave listeners both exhilarated and exhausted.

The band's musicianship is top-notch, with blistering guitar riffs, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals that perfectly capture the anger and frustration of the album's themes. The production is also excellent, with a raw and gritty sound that perfectly complements the band's aggressive style.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "El Infierno," which features a guest appearance from Sepultura's Andreas Kisser. The track is a blistering assault on the senses, with Kisser's guitar work adding an extra layer of intensity to the already powerful sound.

Summary by Jay Cook

Sobre Las Ruinas De La Civilzacion is a must-listen for fans of metal and hardcore music. Claustrophobia has created an album that is both musically impressive and thematically relevant, and it's sure to be a favorite among fans of heavy music for years to come.