Album Review: Entrapment – Imminent Violent Death (Dawnbreed Records)

Dutch death metallers Entrapment will release their new – and final – full-length effort “Imminent Violent Death“, to be released on 11th May 2019 worldwide via Dawnbreed Records.

Entrapment started off as a one man project lead by multi-instrumentalist Michel Jonker in 2010, but with a full live line-up the band played shows and shared the stage with acts such as Obituary, Sadistic Intent, Sonne Adam, Coffins, Asphyx and Master over the years.

Entrapment will cease to be an active project after the release of“Imminent Violent Death”.

Going out swinging, Entrapment’s final album is as death metal as they come. An album that is pungent with the stench of ferocity. Eight tracks that hit as hard as humanly possible and don’t stop hitting even when you’re curled up in a ball begging for it to stop.

From the raging and thrashing speed of Mortality Unleashed to the vile and putrid noise of Sanctifying Putrescent to the violent horror show that is the title track. Entrapment have one goal here…to make sure you never forget their name.

Death metal purists will find themselves head over heels in love here as Imminent Violent Death is gloriously old-school. It’s not a throwback to the yester-year of death metal, it is the yester-year! Bang your head as hard as possible, Entrapment are going out with a serious bang.

Entrapment – Imminent Violent Death Full Track Listing:

1. Mortality Unleashed
2. Incantation of the Grotesque
3. Sanctifying Putrescent
4. Malicious Predominance
5. Sacrilege Congregation
6. Imminent Violent Death
7. Morbid Habitation
8. Process of Dehumanization

The album can be ordered via Dawnbreed here and via Bandcamp here.