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Although recorded back in 2017, “A Profanação do 13 de Maio“ marks now the putrid birth of this anomaly that is O Fim. Marked with nothing but hatred and disgust towards life and christianity, O Fim's debut is an infernal tribute to the profanation of the May 13th, a portuguese holy day marking the apparitions of Mary in Fátima. O Fim plays depressive and hypnotic Raw Black Metal, totally putrid and devoid of any kind of melody or hook. Acrid and slow paced hymns revolve around similar riffs and funeral-paced drums, in a ritual which only ultimate goal its to extinguish all life out of its executioners. Somewhat reminiscing other portuguese acts such as the equally blasphemous Ocultuüm and equally funebre ., the O Fim sound morphs around dissonant, droning guitars, slowly corroding through your skull and mind while tormented vocals are plunged from the abyss, like a self-cannibalistic ghoulish figure who has finally succumbed to his final impulses. Such is demonstrated on the appropriate choice of a ro
