Another satanic-fuelled album of dark yet catchy heavy metal from Malamorte. This is very much in the same vein as 2019's Hell for All, though not quite as "funny" (depends on your definition of "funny"). It's raw, heavy and quite fast at times and a lot of the vocal melodies will stick in your head after the first listen. A few creepy spoken passages are sure to freak out the uninitiated should you happen to be blasting this stuff a little too loud. ;) Malamorte have a knack for catchy and dark music that pounds, and God Needs Evil sees them continuing on that path. I'm not complaining.