Tetragrammacide - Tetragrammacidal Oration

Review by Adrian Bilauca

Tetragrammacidal Oration: A Sonic Assault You Won’t Forget If you’re looking for an album that feels like being hit by a freight train of chaos, Tetragrammacidal Oration by Tetragrammacide is your ticket. Released in 2014 under Analog Ammunition Records and Black Goat Terrorist 666 (yeah, those names alone should tell you this isn’t gonna be sunshine and rainbows), this record slams together noise, black metal, and even hints of electronic rock into something both horrifying and hypnotic. It’s the kind of music that makes you question if Satan himself had a hand in it—or maybe just some dude from the Philippines or Ecuador who really likes making people uncomfortable. Let’s talk tracks, because not every song on here blends into one big wall of sound. Take “Walls Of Nuklear Impalement,” for instance—it's got this relentless drumming courtesy of T.Azoth that sounds like machine gun fire mixed with thunderstorms. The guitars? Oh man, they’re nasty. Radiationalist shreds so hard it feels like he’s trying to summon interdimensional demons through his riffs. And then there’s Martial Opium screaming over everything like someone lit him on fire. This track sticks out because it doesn’t let up—not even for a second. By the time it ends, you’ll feel like you’ve survived a nuclear apocalypse. Then there’s “Menstrual Penetration Of Swarming Intolerance.” Yeah, I know, the title sounds like something a teenager would come up with during their edgy phase, but don’t let that fool ya. This one starts off slow, almost teasing you with these eerie atmospherics before exploding into pure carnage. The bass work by SPK here is INSANE; it’s deep, dirty, and pulsates like a heartbeat from hell. Paired with the shrieked vocals and layers of distorted electronics, it creates this suffocating vibe that honestly feels kinda genius. If nightmares could have soundtracks, this would be it. The artwork by Christophe Szpajdel perfectly matches the vibe—dark, intricate, and unsettling as hell. J.B.’s layout ties it all together, giving the whole package that DIY-but-professional edge. Honestly, the visuals are half the fun here; they set the stage for what you’re about to endure when you press play. So why does Tetragrammacidal Oration stick with me? Maybe it’s how unapologetically raw and brutal it is. Or maybe it’s because after listening to it, I started questioning my life choices. Either way, this album isn’t for everyone. But if you dig stuff that pushes boundaries until they snap, this might just become your new favorite thing. Just don’t say I didn’t warn ya—it’s heavy enough to leave bruises. Final thought? Listening to this album feels like standing too close to a volcano while wearing headphones blasting static. And honestly? That’s kinda beautiful in its own messed-up way.

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Artist: Tetragrammacide
Album: Tetragrammacidal Oration

2014

Rating: 4.75

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Wolves Of Nuklear Impalement	4:02
Tetragrammacidal Oration	10:36
Magnetized Excremental Cannibalism	5:37
Menstrual Penetration Of Swarming Intolerance	4:54

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Tetragrammacide - Tetragrammacidal Oration (Promo MMXIV)

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Catalog Numbers

AAR 001 MC
065

Labels

Analog Ammunition Records
Black Goat Terrorist 666

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Formats

Cassette
Limited Edition
Numbered

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Analog Ammunition Records
Copyright (c)	Analog Ammunition Records

Credits

Role	Credit
Artwork	Christophe Szpajdel
Bass	SPK
Drums	T.Azoth
Guitar	Radiationalist
Layout	J.B.
Music By	Tetragrammacide
Vocals	Martial Opium

Notes

'Rehearsal Deathnoise MMXIV'
Performed and recorded during sorcerous rehearsal ritual.
(p) (c) AAR mmxiv
Professionally manufactured cassette limited to 99 hand-numbered copies.
'Oration repeats on both sides'
Limited to 200 copies.

About Tetragrammacide

Black/Death Metal band from India

Members

Sadist
Martial Opium
T.Azoth
SPK
Uragnostic Eliminator
Takshak

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Tetragrammacidal Oration* by Tetragrammacide is a wild mix of Noise and Black Metal, released in 2014. What makes it stand out? It’s a collaboration between artists from the Philippines and Ecuador, which is pretty rare for this genre. The artwork was done by Christophe Szpajdel, a legend known for his striking metal logos. Tracks like "Wolves Of Nuklear Impalement" and "Magnetized Excremental Cannibalism" are as intense as their titles suggest. It’s raw, chaotic, and unapologetically extreme—exactly what fans of underground metal crave.

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2025-03-06

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2025-03-05

Now taking pre-orders for Tetragrammacide - Paramilitant Entropic Initiation official tee shirt. Screen printing with discharge ink (copper/bronze ink for the logo and wordings, and gray/darkened gray ink on the rest of the artwork) in European sizes. Delivery to Cyclopean Eye HQ expected in 3.5 weeks.All inquiries should be directed to mail(at)cyclopeaneye(dot)com