The eighth album by Malevolent Creation is a return to higher levels. After the unbeaten, till this moment, The Fine Art of Murder and the blasting Envenomed, this band is again able to deliver us a very good quantity of death metal in this new release, The Will To Kill”. In this new effort, everything recalls The Fine Art of Murder for sounds, songwriting and general attitude and we are again here to enjoy the relentless march of this sincere band in death metal. This album starts with the uncontrolled fury of the title track that, by the way, shows more incisive and convincing riffs. The brutality and the blast beats are mixed with now catchier riffs to create the first very good song. The furious assault of the instruments is precise and terrifying for power and precision and the always great vocals by Kyle Symons are screamed, angry and really nasty. The stop and go with thrash restarts give more variety to the songs and this is exactly what they needed. The blast beats are often broken by up tempo parts or fast double bass kicks and this is what is great to make these compositions less monotonous. On the other hand we can always find high impact songs like “Pillage and Burn” or “Assassin Squad” are simply devastating for violence. Even in these episodes something is catchier and more convincing. The great mix of growl and screams at the vocals is just awesome and this is what I like in the new singer. Even the drummer is good and he replaced Culross very well. “All T