Factions, issued in 2015 on Denmark’s 573756 Records DK, captures Dissimulator’s blend of deathcore and djent with a technical edge. The album spans ten tracks, including “Butchered,” where complex riffing and abrupt shifts underscore the band’s thrash and technical death metal leanings. The inclusion of Christian metal tags hints at thematic undercurrents amid the heavy instrumentation.Recorded within the framework of the mid-2010s metal underground, Factions exhibits precise execution and a dense, aggressive tone. Tracks like “The Derelict” and “Crushed To Ashes (Interlude)” contribute to a tightly wound sequence that balances brutality with intricate musicianship. While not widely known beyond niche circles, the album holds a place in the lineage of Scandinavian extreme metal, offering a compact, intense experience for devotees of the genre’s technical variants.

Factions, issued in 2015 on Denmark’s 573756 Records DK, captures Dissimulator’s blend of deathcore and djent with a technical edge. The album spans ten tracks, including “Butchered,” where complex riffing and abrupt shifts underscore the band’s thrash and technical death metal leanings. The inclusion of Christian metal tags hints at thematic undercurrents amid the heavy instrumentation.Recorded within the framework of the mid-2010s metal underground, Factions exhibits precise execution and a dense, aggressive tone. Tracks like “The Derelict” and “Crushed To Ashes (Interlude)” contribute to a tightly wound sequence that balances brutality with intricate musicianship. While not widely known beyond niche circles, the album holds a place in the lineage of Scandinavian extreme metal, offering a compact, intense experience for devotees of the genre’s technical variants.