Trust Obey - Sanctity Now 1991 Demo

Review by Jim Larsen

Sanctity Now 1991 Demo by Trust Obey is a powerful and intense album that showcases the band's unique blend of industrial, ambient, and experimental sounds. The album features seven tracks that are all equally impressive and captivating.

The opening track, "Sanctity Now," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its driving beats and haunting vocals. The album continues with "Distant" and "Deus Ex Machina," both of which are dark and brooding tracks that showcase the band's ability to create a sense of tension and unease.

The standout track on the album is "Fear and Bullets," which features a guest appearance by legendary industrial musician Al Jourgensen of Ministry. The track is a fast-paced and aggressive industrial anthem that will have listeners banging their heads and pumping their fists.

Summary by Jim Larsen

Sanctity Now 1991 Demo is a must-listen for fans of industrial and experimental music. Trust Obey's unique sound and impressive musicianship make this album a standout in the genre.