Upon the Altar offers their prayer to the most vulgar gods of the genre’s pantheon. Filthy, echoing, detuned, and vile, Absid Ab Ordine Luminis will greatly please them, borrowing from the whirling wretchedness of Teitanblood and the rancor of Black Curse. If you know why that’s good, you can stop reading here. You already know you’re going to like this album. If you don’t know why that’s good, that’s ok, too. I gotta fill up a webpage somehow and can think of few more pleasurable ways to do that than to wax on about cavern-core. Absid Ab Ordine Luminis takes … Continue reading Review: Upon the Altar – Absid Ab Ordine Luminis