What is offered on this album sounds like repetitive filler adjoined by a biennial arch of pseudo-ambience that adds nothing except another trusty clutter of exaggerated titles: "Unholy Empowerment of Righteous Deprivation". There are a few tracks ("Blaspheme the Sacraments", "Horns of Eradication", "Dying Divinity") that manage to escape into a recaptured aura of unconsecrated musical tyranny that prevails somewhat in spite of the rigid framing of sound. Otherwise, Incantation have presented frankly what is largely expected of any other death metal band (just sound heavy/cool!). Trusty as ever, there are plenty of pinches and bends, collapsing drum rhythms; that prerequisite dive on the open e chord. As the tracks wear on, they illustrate the consequences of refinement within a creative vacuum. _Decimate Christendom_ is technique reduced to a blitz of mannerisms as durable as a wet paper bag.