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🏆 Saros - Atrophy: Damage 5 hostiles simultaneously with Dispiritor projectiles.
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🏆 Saros - Atrophy: Damage 5 hostiles simultaneously with Dispiritor projectiles.
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🏆 Saros - Atrophy: Damage 5 hostiles simultaneously with Dispiritor projectiles.
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🏆 Saros - Atrophy: Damage 5 hostiles simultaneously with Dispiritor projectiles.
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🏆 Saros - Atrophy: Damage 5 hostiles simultaneously with Dispiritor projectiles.
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Dino diz que "atrofia" da CVM favoreceu crimes cometidos pelo Master: O ministro do STF determinou, nesta terça-feira (5/5), que os quadros de pessoal da Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM) sejam recompostos https://www.metropoles.com/colunas/manoela-alcantara/dino-diz-que-atrofia-da-cvm-favoreceu-crimes-cometidos-pelo-master #CVM #justiça
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Ar studijavai kodėl atrodo kad Taro kortos sako "tiesa" ? Aš mokslinkas sukūriau tau art , paklausk klausimo: Kodėl atrodo kad TARO kortos sako tiesa? Ir paieškok atsakymo i klausimą! Paklausk klausimo kuris tave ižeistų, ir atrasi tiesa. O tiesa stipri tiek, kiek stipriai nori save ižeisti...
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Ar studijavai kodėl atrodo kad Taro kortos sako "tiesa" ? Aš mokslinkas sukūriau tau art , paklausk klausimo: Kodėl atrodo kad TARO kortos sako tiesa? Ir paieškok atsakymo i klausimą! Paklausk klausimo kuris tave ižeistų, ir atrasi tiesa. O tiesa stipri tiek, kiek stipriai nori save ižeisti...
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Ar studijavai kodėl atrodo kad Taro kortos sako "tiesa" ? Aš mokslinkas sukūriau tau art , paklausk klausimo: Kodėl atrodo kad TARO kortos sako tiesa? Ir paieškok atsakymo i klausimą! Paklausk klausimo kuris tave ižeistų, ir atrasi tiesa. O tiesa stipri tiek, kiek stipriai nori save ižeisti...
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Ar studijavai kodėl atrodo kad Taro kortos sako "tiesa" ? Aš mokslinkas sukūriau tau art , paklausk klausimo: Kodėl atrodo kad TARO kortos sako tiesa? Ir paieškok atsakymo i klausimą! Paklausk klausimo kuris tave ižeistų, ir atrasi tiesa. O tiesa stipri tiek, kiek stipriai nori save ižeisti...
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New paper out: Individualized Atrophy-Based Prediction of Dementia Progression in Familial Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration With Bayesian Linear Mixed-Effects Modeling.: Dutt, Shubir; Leichter, Dana; Cobigo, Yann; et al.
Annals of neurology Vol. 99, no. 5, p. 1315 - 1326 http://dlvr.it/TSLV5W | Please share #dzne #papers -
█ Mor una vianant atropellada per un cotxe a l'A-2 a Bell-lloc d'Urgell ▓▒░ Ja són 33 les persones que han perdut la vida enguany a les carreteres catalanes segons dades provisionals de Trànsit, de les quals 5 són vianants
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-una-vianant-atropellada-per-un-cotxe-a-la-2-a-bell-lloc-durgell/noticia/3407433/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL#mossosdesquadra #societat #pladurgell #mobilitat #3catinfo #transit
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█ Mor un vianant atropellat per un camió cisterna a la T-750 a la Pobla de Mafumet ▓▒░ Amb aquesta víctima, són 31 les persones que han perdut la vida enguany a les carreteres catalanes
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-un-vianant-atropellat-per-un-camio-cisterna-a-la-t-750-a-la-pobla-de-mafumet/noticia/3407153/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL -
Morre segunda mulher atropelada na BR-386 por motorista sem CNH e embriagado
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Motorista que matou mulher atropelada e deixou outra gravemente ferida dirigia bêbado e sem habilitação, diz PRF
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█ Mor un ciclista atropellat a Aiguamúrcia i detenen el conductor del turisme, que va fugir ▓▒░ El conductor del vehicle implicat va marxar del lloc dels fets, però va ser localitzat i detingut a casa seva
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-un-ciclista-atropellat-a-aiguamurcia-i-detenen-el-conductor-del-turisme-que-va-fugir/noticia/3405971/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL#3catinfo #transit #tarragona #altcamp #mossosdesquadra #societat
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█ Mor un ciclista atropellat a Aiguamúrcia i detenen el conductor del turisme, que va fugir ▓▒░ El conductor del vehicle implicat va marxar del lloc dels fets, però va ser localitzat i detingut a casa seva
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-un-ciclista-atropellat-a-aiguamurcia-i-detenen-el-conductor-del-turisme-que-va-fugir/noticia/3405971/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL#3catinfo #transit #tarragona #altcamp #mossosdesquadra #societat
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█ Mor un ciclista atropellat a Aiguamúrcia i detenen el conductor del turisme, que va fugir ▓▒░ El conductor del vehicle implicat va marxar del lloc dels fets, però va ser localitzat i detingut a casa seva
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-un-ciclista-atropellat-a-aiguamurcia-i-detenen-el-conductor-del-turisme-que-va-fugir/noticia/3405971/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL#3catinfo #transit #tarragona #altcamp #mossosdesquadra #societat
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█ Mor un ciclista atropellat a Aiguamúrcia i detenen el conductor del turisme, que va fugir ▓▒░ El conductor del vehicle implicat va marxar del lloc dels fets, però va ser localitzat i detingut a casa seva
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-un-ciclista-atropellat-a-aiguamurcia-i-detenen-el-conductor-del-turisme-que-va-fugir/noticia/3405971/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL#3catinfo #transit #tarragona #altcamp #mossosdesquadra #societat
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█ Mor un ciclista atropellat a Aiguamúrcia i detenen el conductor del turisme, que va fugir ▓▒░ El conductor del vehicle implicat va marxar del lloc dels fets, però va ser localitzat i detingut a casa seva
https://www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/mor-un-ciclista-atropellat-a-aiguamurcia-i-detenen-el-conductor-del-turisme-que-va-fugir/noticia/3405971/?ext=MASTODON_SOCIAL#3catinfo #transit #tarragona #altcamp #mossosdesquadra #societat
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Motorista morre atropelado na BR-392 após descer de caminhão para trocar pneu
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Motorista que atropelou irmãos de 6 e 10 anos admite ter bebido; veja o que se sabe
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My handwriting/printing is atrocious because I hurry to get my thoughts out of my mind onto paper as quickly as I can. I’m not sure I can break that habit.
If I don’t get it out, my thoughts morph.
All things change. I need to be better at capturing what matters.
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Cultist – Spiritual Atrophy | Angry Metal Guy
Although Calgary isn’t exactly a hotbed for death metal, the city hosts a healthy mix of metal acts.…
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Cultist – Spiritual Atrophy By Grin ReaperAlthough Calgary isn’t exactly a hotbed for death metal, the city hosts a healthy mix of metal acts. Hazzerd, Mares of Thrace, and Riot City call the Canadian city home, as does death metal troupe Cultist. Formed in 2015, the band recorded debut full-length Manic Despair in 2020. It took over a year to release the album, which finally hit shelves in early 2022. Four later, the Cowtown collective returns with follow-up Spiritual Atrophy, primed with half-an-hour of vintage death metal vitriol to proselytize you into brain-bludgeoned bondage. Does Cultist slip you some spiritual healing, or will Spiritual Atrophy have you asking for the Kool-Aid?
Fans of Manic Despair will quickly recognize that Spiritual Atrophy marks a new chapter in Cultist’s sound. Bassist/vocalist Vanessa Grossberndt and drummer Jim Petigo have been consistent fixtures in the band’s lineup over the last six years, but there’s been a revolving door for guitarists since Brodie Wylie left the band in 2021.1 Whether by design or just a byproduct of altered chemistry, Spiritual Atrophy forsakes the arcane mystique of Manic Despair and instead adopts a more straightforward attack, focusing on riffs and repetition over mood and tension. Where Cultist’s debut leans toward Incantation or Autopsy, Spiritual Atrophy more closely echoes the likes of Morbid Angel and Immolation. Even the album art recalls Unholy Cult with Harnessing Ruin’s color palette. Despite using a similar bag of tricks as legendary DM stalwarts, though, Cultist’s latest feels more like a retread of what you’ve heard before rather than constructing a fresh take upon proven elements.
Where the rhythm section shaped Cultist’s identity on Manic Despair, Spiritual Atrophy sacrifices drum ‘n’ bass thunder for the almighty riff. New guitarist Betzi Poitras hews leaden earworms with razor-sharp riffing, and in isolation poses a promising new direction. Comprehensively, though, her barbed cuts bleed out the magic that defined Manic Despair. This alone isn’t damning, as the urge to reinvent and evolve is as natural as Steel’s back hair. Unfortunately, the replacement magic manifests as a finely-crafted routine we’ve seen countless times before, and fails to maintain intrigue as Cultist’s hand dips into the careworn, upturned top hat time and again. Grossberndt‘s bass still rumbles and bounces with occasional spotlights (“Phenomena”), and her gutturals get augmented with contributions from Poitras and Petigo, broadening the vocal diversity. Although I prefer Grossberndt‘s deeper, most unhinged growls,2 I appreciate the expanded range. Meanwhile, Petigo’s drumming maintains the blast-beaten fury from the debut, but his progressive flourishes have dwindled, and the overall drum presence is too far back in the mix. It’s a shame, because Petigo’s contributions were previously a cornerstone of Cultist’s atmosphere, and Spiritual Atrophy suffers from his diminished role.
Listening to Spiritual Atrophy can be a frustrating experience, not just because of the step backwards in originality, but the missteps outweigh what Cultist does so well. In a vacuum, individual moments on Spiritual Atrophy burn with a corrosive glow. The central riff from “Reality Shaper” could be a lost cut from Domination or Close to a World Below, but over four-and-a-half minutes, the pointed, serpentine lick is filed to a nub through repetition. This over-dependence on the same or similar riffs (“Neophyte,” “Spiritual Atrophy”) kills momentum throughout, making active listens feel much longer than thirty minutes. Spiritual Atrophy’s two instrumentals also undercut the listening experience, with intro piece “Divination Whispers” building to a moment that never arrives. Interlude “Perversion of Survival” does the same, alluring with its promising, sci-fi oriented forty seconds, only to be jettisoned for a tune that’s entirely agnostic to the lead-in. The instrumentals are solid on their own, and don’t necessarily belong on the cutting room floor—I only wish they’d been integrated with more consideration.
Though I’m left disappointed with Cultist’s latest offering, promise lurks around Spiritual Atropy’s corners. Frantic, off-kilter riffs, tortured vocals, and bursts of scathing venom supply the building blocks for nasty death metal magic. If Cultist can refine their songwriting and add more depth to their soundscape, their next LP could convert the masses.
Rating: Disappointing
#20 #2026 #Autopsy #AwakeningRecords #Cultist #DeathMetal #FutharkRecords #Immolation #Incantation #Mar26 #MorbidAngel #Review #Reviews #SpiritualAtrophy
DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 319 kbps mp3
Label: Awakening Records/Futhark Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: March 20th, 2026 -
Cultist – Spiritual Atrophy By Grin ReaperAlthough Calgary isn’t exactly a hotbed for death metal, the city hosts a healthy mix of metal acts. Hazzerd, Mares of Thrace, and Riot City call the Canadian city home, as does death metal troupe Cultist. Formed in 2015, the band recorded debut full-length Manic Despair in 2020. It took over a year to release the album, which finally hit shelves in early 2022. Four later, the Cowtown collective returns with follow-up Spiritual Atrophy, primed with half-an-hour of vintage death metal vitriol to proselytize you into brain-bludgeoned bondage. Does Cultist slip you some spiritual healing, or will Spiritual Atrophy have you asking for the Kool-Aid?
Fans of Manic Despair will quickly recognize that Spiritual Atrophy marks a new chapter in Cultist’s sound. Bassist/vocalist Vanessa Grossberndt and drummer Jim Petigo have been consistent fixtures in the band’s lineup over the last six years, but there’s been a revolving door for guitarists since Brodie Wylie left the band in 2021.1 Whether by design or just a byproduct of altered chemistry, Spiritual Atrophy forsakes the arcane mystique of Manic Despair and instead adopts a more straightforward attack, focusing on riffs and repetition over mood and tension. Where Cultist’s debut leans toward Incantation or Autopsy, Spiritual Atrophy more closely echoes the likes of Morbid Angel and Immolation. Even the album art recalls Unholy Cult with Harnessing Ruin’s color palette. Despite using a similar bag of tricks as legendary DM stalwarts, though, Cultist’s latest feels more like a retread of what you’ve heard before rather than constructing a fresh take upon proven elements.
Where the rhythm section shaped Cultist’s identity on Manic Despair, Spiritual Atrophy sacrifices drum ‘n’ bass thunder for the almighty riff. New guitarist Betzi Poitras hews leaden earworms with razor-sharp riffing, and in isolation poses a promising new direction. Comprehensively, though, her barbed cuts bleed out the magic that defined Manic Despair. This alone isn’t damning, as the urge to reinvent and evolve is as natural as Steel’s back hair. Unfortunately, the replacement magic manifests as a finely-crafted routine we’ve seen countless times before, and fails to maintain intrigue as Cultist’s hand dips into the careworn, upturned top hat time and again. Grossberndt‘s bass still rumbles and bounces with occasional spotlights (“Phenomena”), and her gutturals get augmented with contributions from Poitras and Petigo, broadening the vocal diversity. Although I prefer Grossberndt‘s deeper, most unhinged growls,2 I appreciate the expanded range. Meanwhile, Petigo’s drumming maintains the blast-beaten fury from the debut, but his progressive flourishes have dwindled, and the overall drum presence is too far back in the mix. It’s a shame, because Petigo’s contributions were previously a cornerstone of Cultist’s atmosphere, and Spiritual Atrophy suffers from his diminished role.
Listening to Spiritual Atrophy can be a frustrating experience, not just because of the step backwards in originality, but the missteps outweigh what Cultist does so well. In a vacuum, individual moments on Spiritual Atrophy burn with a corrosive glow. The central riff from “Reality Shaper” could be a lost cut from Domination or Close to a World Below, but over four-and-a-half minutes, the pointed, serpentine lick is filed to a nub through repetition. This over-dependence on the same or similar riffs (“Neophyte,” “Spiritual Atrophy”) kills momentum throughout, making active listens feel much longer than thirty minutes. Spiritual Atrophy’s two instrumentals also undercut the listening experience, with intro piece “Divination Whispers” building to a moment that never arrives. Interlude “Perversion of Survival” does the same, alluring with its promising, sci-fi oriented forty seconds, only to be jettisoned for a tune that’s entirely agnostic to the lead-in. The instrumentals are solid on their own, and don’t necessarily belong on the cutting room floor—I only wish they’d been integrated with more consideration.
Though I’m left disappointed with Cultist’s latest offering, promise lurks around Spiritual Atropy’s corners. Frantic, off-kilter riffs, tortured vocals, and bursts of scathing venom supply the building blocks for nasty death metal magic. If Cultist can refine their songwriting and add more depth to their soundscape, their next LP could convert the masses.
Rating: Disappointing
#20 #2026 #Autopsy #AwakeningRecords #Cultist #DeathMetal #FutharkRecords #Immolation #Incantation #Mar26 #MorbidAngel #Review #Reviews #SpiritualAtrophy
DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 319 kbps mp3
Label: Awakening Records/Futhark Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: March 20th, 2026 -
Cultist – Spiritual Atrophy By Grin ReaperAlthough Calgary isn’t exactly a hotbed for death metal, the city hosts a healthy mix of metal acts. Hazzerd, Mares of Thrace, and Riot City call the Canadian city home, as does death metal troupe Cultist. Formed in 2015, the band recorded debut full-length Manic Despair in 2020. It took over a year to release the album, which finally hit shelves in early 2022. Four later, the Cowtown collective returns with follow-up Spiritual Atrophy, primed with half-an-hour of vintage death metal vitriol to proselytize you into brain-bludgeoned bondage. Does Cultist slip you some spiritual healing, or will Spiritual Atrophy have you asking for the Kool-Aid?
Fans of Manic Despair will quickly recognize that Spiritual Atrophy marks a new chapter in Cultist’s sound. Bassist/vocalist Vanessa Grossberndt and drummer Jim Petigo have been consistent fixtures in the band’s lineup over the last six years, but there’s been a revolving door for guitarists since Brodie Wylie left the band in 2021.1 Whether by design or just a byproduct of altered chemistry, Spiritual Atrophy forsakes the arcane mystique of Manic Despair and instead adopts a more straightforward attack, focusing on riffs and repetition over mood and tension. Where Cultist’s debut leans toward Incantation or Autopsy, Spiritual Atrophy more closely echoes the likes of Morbid Angel and Immolation. Even the album art recalls Unholy Cult with Harnessing Ruin’s color palette. Despite using a similar bag of tricks as legendary DM stalwarts, though, Cultist’s latest feels more like a retread of what you’ve heard before rather than constructing a fresh take upon proven elements.
Where the rhythm section shaped Cultist’s identity on Manic Despair, Spiritual Atrophy sacrifices drum ‘n’ bass thunder for the almighty riff. New guitarist Betzi Poitras hews leaden earworms with razor-sharp riffing, and in isolation poses a promising new direction. Comprehensively, though, her barbed cuts bleed out the magic that defined Manic Despair. This alone isn’t damning, as the urge to reinvent and evolve is as natural as Steel’s back hair. Unfortunately, the replacement magic manifests as a finely-crafted routine we’ve seen countless times before, and fails to maintain intrigue as Cultist’s hand dips into the careworn, upturned top hat time and again. Grossberndt‘s bass still rumbles and bounces with occasional spotlights (“Phenomena”), and her gutturals get augmented with contributions from Poitras and Petigo, broadening the vocal diversity. Although I prefer Grossberndt‘s deeper, most unhinged growls,2 I appreciate the expanded range. Meanwhile, Petigo’s drumming maintains the blast-beaten fury from the debut, but his progressive flourishes have dwindled, and the overall drum presence is too far back in the mix. It’s a shame, because Petigo’s contributions were previously a cornerstone of Cultist’s atmosphere, and Spiritual Atrophy suffers from his diminished role.
Listening to Spiritual Atrophy can be a frustrating experience, not just because of the step backwards in originality, but the missteps outweigh what Cultist does so well. In a vacuum, individual moments on Spiritual Atrophy burn with a corrosive glow. The central riff from “Reality Shaper” could be a lost cut from Domination or Close to a World Below, but over four-and-a-half minutes, the pointed, serpentine lick is filed to a nub through repetition. This over-dependence on the same or similar riffs (“Neophyte,” “Spiritual Atrophy”) kills momentum throughout, making active listens feel much longer than thirty minutes. Spiritual Atrophy’s two instrumentals also undercut the listening experience, with intro piece “Divination Whispers” building to a moment that never arrives. Interlude “Perversion of Survival” does the same, alluring with its promising, sci-fi oriented forty seconds, only to be jettisoned for a tune that’s entirely agnostic to the lead-in. The instrumentals are solid on their own, and don’t necessarily belong on the cutting room floor—I only wish they’d been integrated with more consideration.
Though I’m left disappointed with Cultist’s latest offering, promise lurks around Spiritual Atropy’s corners. Frantic, off-kilter riffs, tortured vocals, and bursts of scathing venom supply the building blocks for nasty death metal magic. If Cultist can refine their songwriting and add more depth to their soundscape, their next LP could convert the masses.
Rating: Disappointing
#20 #2026 #Autopsy #AwakeningRecords #Cultist #DeathMetal #FutharkRecords #Immolation #Incantation #Mar26 #MorbidAngel #Review #Reviews #SpiritualAtrophy
DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 319 kbps mp3
Label: Awakening Records/Futhark Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: March 20th, 2026 -
Cultist – Spiritual Atrophy By Grin ReaperAlthough Calgary isn’t exactly a hotbed for death metal, the city hosts a healthy mix of metal acts. Hazzerd, Mares of Thrace, and Riot City call the Canadian city home, as does death metal troupe Cultist. Formed in 2015, the band recorded debut full-length Manic Despair in 2020. It took over a year to release the album, which finally hit shelves in early 2022. Four later, the Cowtown collective returns with follow-up Spiritual Atrophy, primed with half-an-hour of vintage death metal vitriol to proselytize you into brain-bludgeoned bondage. Does Cultist slip you some spiritual healing, or will Spiritual Atrophy have you asking for the Kool-Aid?
Fans of Manic Despair will quickly recognize that Spiritual Atrophy marks a new chapter in Cultist’s sound. Bassist/vocalist Vanessa Grossberndt and drummer Jim Petigo have been consistent fixtures in the band’s lineup over the last six years, but there’s been a revolving door for guitarists since Brodie Wylie left the band in 2021.1 Whether by design or just a byproduct of altered chemistry, Spiritual Atrophy forsakes the arcane mystique of Manic Despair and instead adopts a more straightforward attack, focusing on riffs and repetition over mood and tension. Where Cultist’s debut leans toward Incantation or Autopsy, Spiritual Atrophy more closely echoes the likes of Morbid Angel and Immolation. Even the album art recalls Unholy Cult with Harnessing Ruin’s color palette. Despite using a similar bag of tricks as legendary DM stalwarts, though, Cultist’s latest feels more like a retread of what you’ve heard before rather than constructing a fresh take upon proven elements.
Where the rhythm section shaped Cultist’s identity on Manic Despair, Spiritual Atrophy sacrifices drum ‘n’ bass thunder for the almighty riff. New guitarist Betzi Poitras hews leaden earworms with razor-sharp riffing, and in isolation poses a promising new direction. Comprehensively, though, her barbed cuts bleed out the magic that defined Manic Despair. This alone isn’t damning, as the urge to reinvent and evolve is as natural as Steel’s back hair. Unfortunately, the replacement magic manifests as a finely-crafted routine we’ve seen countless times before, and fails to maintain intrigue as Cultist’s hand dips into the careworn, upturned top hat time and again. Grossberndt‘s bass still rumbles and bounces with occasional spotlights (“Phenomena”), and her gutturals get augmented with contributions from Poitras and Petigo, broadening the vocal diversity. Although I prefer Grossberndt‘s deeper, most unhinged growls,2 I appreciate the expanded range. Meanwhile, Petigo’s drumming maintains the blast-beaten fury from the debut, but his progressive flourishes have dwindled, and the overall drum presence is too far back in the mix. It’s a shame, because Petigo’s contributions were previously a cornerstone of Cultist’s atmosphere, and Spiritual Atrophy suffers from his diminished role.
Listening to Spiritual Atrophy can be a frustrating experience, not just because of the step backwards in originality, but the missteps outweigh what Cultist does so well. In a vacuum, individual moments on Spiritual Atrophy burn with a corrosive glow. The central riff from “Reality Shaper” could be a lost cut from Domination or Close to a World Below, but over four-and-a-half minutes, the pointed, serpentine lick is filed to a nub through repetition. This over-dependence on the same or similar riffs (“Neophyte,” “Spiritual Atrophy”) kills momentum throughout, making active listens feel much longer than thirty minutes. Spiritual Atrophy’s two instrumentals also undercut the listening experience, with intro piece “Divination Whispers” building to a moment that never arrives. Interlude “Perversion of Survival” does the same, alluring with its promising, sci-fi oriented forty seconds, only to be jettisoned for a tune that’s entirely agnostic to the lead-in. The instrumentals are solid on their own, and don’t necessarily belong on the cutting room floor—I only wish they’d been integrated with more consideration.
Though I’m left disappointed with Cultist’s latest offering, promise lurks around Spiritual Atropy’s corners. Frantic, off-kilter riffs, tortured vocals, and bursts of scathing venom supply the building blocks for nasty death metal magic. If Cultist can refine their songwriting and add more depth to their soundscape, their next LP could convert the masses.
Rating: Disappointing
#20 #2026 #Autopsy #AwakeningRecords #Cultist #DeathMetal #FutharkRecords #Immolation #Incantation #Mar26 #MorbidAngel #Review #Reviews #SpiritualAtrophy
DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 319 kbps mp3
Label: Awakening Records/Futhark Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: March 20th, 2026
