What makes Latex Cult by Impaled Nazarene notable?

The album is notable for its extreme lyrical content and aggressive sound, cementing Impaled Nazarene's reputation as one of the most controversial bands in black metal. 'Latex Cult' garnered attention for its raw production and irreverent themes, influencing subsequent acts within the genre who sought to explore similar taboo subjects. By the time 'Latex Cult' was released in 1996, Impaled Nazarene had already established themselves within the Finnish black metal scene with their earlier albums like 'Tol Cormpt Norz Norz' (1993). This album marked their fourth studio effort, showcasing their commitment to pushing boundaries both musically and lyrically as they embraced a more provocative aesthetic.

Who is Latex Cult for?

Latex Cult works well if you're into short bursts of energy, chaotic and aggressive vibes and darkly humorous undertones.

How many songs are on Latex Cult?

Latex Cult has 14 tracks, running approximately 30 minutes.

Released 30 years ago

Latex Cult

Impaled Nazarene · 1996

30 min · 14 tracks · black metal

Brutal and chaotic, blending raw black metal energy with provocative lyrical themes in a visceral sonic assault.

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Top tracks — play these first

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1999: Karmakeddon Warriors — This track encapsulates the album's aggressive tone while addressing apocalyptic themes with frenetic energy, making it a standout example of the band's style.
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Violence I Crave — A short yet impactful piece that epitomizes the band's penchant for brutality, with lyrics that delve into the darker aspects of human desire and aggression.
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Masterbator — With its provocative title and relentless pace, this track serves as a bold statement on sexuality, exemplifying the band's willingness to confront societal taboos head-on.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short bursts of energy
chaotic and aggressive vibes
darkly humorous undertones
intense, high-adrenaline sessions

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Latex Cult' was released in 1996, Impaled Nazarene had already established themselves within the Finnish black metal scene with their earlier albums like 'Tol Cormpt Norz Norz' (1993). This album marked their fourth studio effort, showcasing their commitment to pushing boundaries both musically and lyrically as they embraced a more provocative aesthetic.
Stylistic neighbors: Behemoth· Marduk· Dark Funeral

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 66.6 s of Foreplay 1:06
2 1999: Karmakeddon Warriors 2:38
3 Violence I Crave 1:37
4 Bashing in Heads 1:10
5 Motörpenis 2:21
6 Zum Kotzen 3:14
7 Alien Militant 2:46
8 Goat War 0:52
9 Punishment Is Absolute 2:47
10 When All Golden Turned to Shit 1:26
11 Masterbator 2:25
12 The Burning of Provinciestraat 3:12
13 I Eat Pussy for Breakfast 1:25
14 Delirium Tremens 3:31

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