ROTTEN BLASPHEMY

track-list:
Black Nöise
Worshipper of Chaös
Nekro Punk
Opponent
Rise and Sin
Old Christ
Violence
Drag Me Through Fire (and Blood)

Rotten Blasphemy are:
Necropunisher – bass, vocals
Rotten – drums
Orión – guitars, vocals (backing)

discography:

From the depths of Colombia’s underground emerges a band that thrives on extremity in its purest form.
Rotten Blasphemy return with ‘Worshippers Of Chaös‘, an album that promises nothing less than total sonic devastation.
The album is unleashed via Germany’s cult extreme metal imprint Witches Brew.
Far from subtle, ‘Worshippers Of Chaös‘ is a violent convergence of Black Metal and Death Metal – sharpened with flashes of Thrash and the feral swagger of Black ’n’ Roll.
The result is what the band aptly frames as ‘Satanic Black Death’:
a whirling maelstrom of blast beats, razor-edged riffing, and cavernous growls that feels less like a studio recording and more like a ritual spiraling out of control.
Available on CD and digital formats, the album captures Rotten Blasphemy at their most focused – and most ferocious.
Across its relentless runtime, the record channels the unfiltered aggression and occult atmosphere reminiscent of acts such as Watain, Nunslaughter, Archgoat, and Sarcófago – yet it never feels derivative.
Instead, Rotten Blasphemy inject their own raw South American intensity into every second, crafting songs that balance chaos with a grim sense of purpose.
Highlights such as ‘Chant of the Damned‘ hit with unrelenting force, driven by frenzied tremolo picking and guttural invocations that border on possessed.
Meanwhile, ‘Infernal Ascent‘ reveals the band’s instinct for atmosphere amid the violence – a track where melody flickers briefly through the smoke before being swallowed again by distortion and blast-driven fury.
It is within these moments of tension and release that the album finds its most compelling dimension:
chaos not as noise, but as calculated destruction.
Formed in Colombia and steeped in occult themes, Rotten Blasphemy have steadily carved out their own territory within the global extreme metal underground.
Their sound reflects a dark philosophy rooted in blasphemy and defiance, executed with a level of musicianship that underscores their commitment to the genre’s most uncompromising traditions.
With ‘Worshippers Of Chaös‘, Rotten Blasphemy do not merely add another chapter to their discography – they issue a declaration.
This is music for those who seek extremity without dilution, for listeners who understand that true chaos is not accidental, but meticulously conjured.