While instantly recognizable as the work of the Polish blackened death quartet Behemoth, it takes their sound in unimagined directions. A writhing, densely layered, brutally violent and sinister record, offering ever greater sonic and emotional depths with every listen. It is as primitive as it is complex and multidimensional. The album is the most sonically rich and complex released under the Behemoth name.

"The greatest extreme metal album of the 21st century... The Satanist took some transformative energy as well as overtly occult themes that weren't drawn from history so much as a personal call to enlightenment. Not just a response to the events of [Nergal's] own life, it was also a reaction to the more militaristically precise and calculating approach of its predecessor, and it stands in marked contrast to that record thanks to its broader, more cathartic emotional palette." (Louder Sound). 

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