Brutality, Majesty, Eternity has Bible of the Devil doing exactly what they do best, which is rock harder than you. If this four piece wasn�t one of your favorite bands before, they will be after the aptly titled Brutality, Majesty, Eternity. See, those three words do well to sum up the endearing qualities of the band. They�re a mean, piss �n� vinegar beast, never letting up on the twin Flying V guitar attack. Hell, the song titles alone say enough. It�s like having everything that�s awesome rolled into one irony-free package. Yeah, they�re as serious about their craft as a heart attack. With Mark Hoffmann�s Udo-like growl, his and Nate Perry�s harmonized leads, and Darren Amaya and Greg Spalding laying down the rhythm (bass and drums, respectively), they�re a formidable presence. If you want a shit ton of killer riffs, blistering solos, and rock 'n' roll excess galore, you�ve come to the right fucking place.

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