“It took minimum five years to be 100% comfortable with the growling and being the front man” – Incantation’s John McEntee reveals his story as a metal vocalist 

Edified over three-plus decades of experience, “Unholy Deification” is the group’s 13th full-length album. Validated by peers seasoned and new, Incantation are more vital than ever – the lineup, featuring founding guitarist / vocalist John McEntee, drummer Kyle Severn, bassist Chuck Sherwood, and guitarist Luke Shively, displays death metal know-how and the power of determination.
 
Lyrically, “Unholy Deification” originates with Sherwood. An avid reader and occult logician, the Incantation bassist wanted to capture a fully-realized concept of evolution through enlightenment. Expect thought-provoking, historically-derived intellection. That the mortal-to-deity narrative interacts with the merciless musical conflagration of hard-hitting tracks such as  “Concordat (The Pact) I,” “Homunculus (Spirit Made Flesh) IX,” and “Invocation (Chthonic Merge) X”. Make no mistake – the ferocious new album, featuring guests Jeff Beccera (Possessed), Henry Veggian (ex-Revenant), and Dan Vadim Von (Morbid Angel), is pure death metal. 
 
Chaoszine sat down with the band’s guitarist / vocalist John McEntee before the album was released and talked a bit more in depth what made him one of the most respected death metal musicians of all time. You can check out the new episode to the metal frontman video series below:

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You can check out the band’s brand new album “Unholy Deification” in full below: