Not a whole lot changes during this thirty-minute violation, but that honestly doesn't matter. Nekromantheon wastes no time unhinging its jaw and swallowing your ears with acidic, primitive thrash totally void of melodic death influence or modern qualities found in most pseudo-thrash bands that would like to believe they were Exodus. The group flashes a bazillion monster riffs ala "Beneath the Remains" or "Hell Awaits" at a million miles a second, with enough intoxicating heaviness to get the most stubborn maniacs to mosh like madmen. "Divinity of Death" never leaves the montage of ripping solos, gruff vocals, and slaughtering riffs; the band's massive arsenal explodes like a rocket-propelled grenade and refuses to relent in its smoldering viciousness.