Hailing from Poland, Thy Killing Hand unveil their  debut full-length offering,  “Infernal Commands”, out now via  End All Life Productions – a black metal label founded in 1999 in France , closely associated with NoEvDia  (https://www.noevdia.com/label/eal-productions).

Thy Killing Hand, a faceless Polish duo, wields black metal stripped to bone and rust. Their debut full-length, “Infernal Commands”, follows two tape-borne warnings : “Scarlet Ceremonies” (2023) and “Ixaxar” (2024) , and distils those impulses into a heavier, more oppressive form.

The album moves at a stalking pace: dirge-like, mid-tempo malice driven by reaper-sharp guitars, punishing drums, and basslines that sear through the mix like molten ore. Synths drift as funeral vapour; choral howls rise from below. All of it carries the foul breath of dungeon air and the conviction of nonconformists operating beyond any scene or expectation.

No adornment, no polish – only the stench of mould and a curse older than time. This is an invocation of dormant Evil: freshly forged, yet ancient in spirit. Hints of Necromantia, Beherit, and Master’s Hammer flicker through the gloom, but the voice here is unmistakably their own. A debut meant not to entertain, but to contaminate.

Tracklist:
1. On a Silver Globe
2. The Great Beyond
3. Bones Resound
4. To Receive the Final Task
5. Enter, Asmodeus
6. Dance, Anteser
7. Trip of Divine Passion
8. I am Third Revelation
9. Enemy

Delve into the album below: