I Worship Chaos

Their skyrocketing start in the mid-90s was a takeoff that newcomer metal bands are still being measured against till this day, almost all of their albums earned gold or even platinum status in their home country and over the past two decades they've become regulars on some of the world's biggest stages - Children Of Bodom.

Subsequent to its (quoting Alexi) "blood-knuckled but incredibly fun" birth, insanity's youngest child was auspiciously baptised I Worship Chaos. Recorded by the front man - who had to nail down all of the guitar parts on his own for the first time after the recent split with co-guitarist Roope Latvala - and his band mates together with long-time producer Mikko Karmila in COB's very own Danger Johnny Studios and mixed/mastered in Finnvox Studios, Helsinki, the follow-up to their previous celebrated output Halo Of Blood is set to raise the game once more as far as gloominess and catchiness are concerned.

Optically backed up in its hauntingly aggrieving atmosphere by Tuomas Korpi's post-apocalyptic-ish artwork, I Worship Chaos delights from end to end with the unmistakable Bodom sound in its purest form that back in the days fans and critics have eternally fallen in love with from the opening riff of 'Deadnight Warrior' on. So mark Alexi Laiho's words: "Put your shades and helmets on, it will get very dark and it might hurt - in perfect COB fashion, of course!"