If you are the sort of person who enjoys listening to guitars, drums and bass and nothing else accompanying someone's vocals, then you will definitely fall in love with the Destroyers of Faith album, which hit the shelves in 2010. Hailing all the way from Chile, the band behind the controversial album title ('Procession' by name) has no other mission than to entertain with doom metal. Making heavy sounds appealing to the ear has never been easy, but in Destroyers of Faith a person will find a reason to be pleased with the sound. In the album there are six "heavy" songs that will definitely leave one's faith destroyed. From the first track (Hyperion) to the last (White Coffin), it is 46 minutes and 23 seconds of a great fusion of instruments and vocals. Despite being a newbie in this genre, this "epic of doom from Chile" is one that will make for a good listening--and a destruction of faith.
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