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- Zos Kia Cultus
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Behemoth
Released 2003

Horns Ov Baphomet
06:34
8,799 plays

No Sympathy For Fools
03:48
8,096 plays

Blackest Ov The Black
03:41
6,678 plays

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- 1
- Horns Ov Baphomet
- 06:34
- 8,799 plays

- 2
- Modern Iconoclasts
- 04:24
- 6,069 plays

- 3
- Here & Beyond
- 03:25
- 5,572 plays

- 4
- As Above So Below
- 04:59
- 13,088 plays

- 5
- Blackest Ov The Black
- 03:41
- 6,678 plays

- 6
- Hekau 718
- 00:42
- 4,692 plays

- 7
- Harlot Ov The Saints
- 02:46
- 4,526 plays

- 8
- No Sympathy For Fools
- 03:48
- 8,096 plays

- 9
- Zos Kia Cultus
- 05:32
- 6,182 plays

- 10
- Fornicatus Benefictus
- 00:52
- 3,603 plays

- 11
- Typhonian Soul Zodiack
- 04:28
- 3,988 plays

- 12
- Heru Ra Ha Let There Be Might
- 03:03
- 4,617 plays

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album review

When Behemoth really gets going, it truly sounds like World War III. Some of the most menacingly heavy and jaw-droppingly fast metal to ever be committed to tape, Zos Kia Cultus carves a swath of sonic violence that pulverizes everything in its path. That said, the sheer volume and velocity are a bit overwhelming to absorb at times, but the execution is exhilarating, and if you want to explore the limits of heaviness, this one is definitely pushing the envelope. It doesn't hurt that the band knows how to throw an effective slow part into the mix once in a while to make the fast parts seem even faster, or to use the occasional dash of fleeting melody to offset the disharmonious atonality. One listen to "Horns of Baphomet," the album's staggering opener, provides a harrowing glimpse of the band's terrifying heaviness that is sure to either reel you in or send you screaming. ~ Andy Hinds, All Music Guide