Dissimulation
Atiduokit Mirusius
Few persons associated to the band, sneaked into these eight vitriolic psalms of negation, have rushed to name "Atiduokit Mirusius" as the most impressive set of songs ever written under the banner of Dissimulation. Admittedly, this proposition is not far from the truth. Maniacal guitar riffs sound dead bitter and scornful, notably intensified vocals reach the places earlier dared not an inch to thread, yet nihilistic album is quite bantering as well, first of all due to laconic focused apostate lyrics. The album is obsessed with the idea of consumer cultures disdain: mankind has lost all its values, mankind is sold out as a whore, it leads itself to utter self-destruction. "Atiduokit Mirusius", that literally translates as "Give back The Dead", is presumably the most metaphoric album in the entire DISSIMULATION discography - full of negative symbolism, self-destruction visions, and mankinds hollow. You are invited to confront the dying world. A malignant confrontation, as mankind is on the threshold of perdition, so... "welcome to the world circus"!