Crushing second album by one of the best-kept secrets of polish death metal underground. 10 brand new tracks (including a cover of Nihilist?s ?Supposed to Rot?) clocking in at around 30 minutes of raw, unpolished, dark, blasphemous death metal in the vein of such bands as Bolt Thrower, Dead Congregation, Incantation and Angelcorpse. The early Swedish old school death metal influences are certainly clear on Morbid Priest of Supreme Blasphemy, but what is even more obvious are the band?s Finnish leanings, and right from the haunting and ominous atmosphere of opening track Slaves of Ruins and the first riffs of Lewan, one is not only reminded of old school Finnish classics such as Abhorrence and Convulse, but also of the recent exploits by bands like Vorum. Lewan?s vocals also alternate between the traditional death growls, black metal-inspired whisper vocals and the more sinister gurgling style, not unlike that of Demilich. Experiencing a band of Polish origins playing a style that deviates from the stereotypical Polish sound has certainly been rather interesting, and Kingdom certainly hits the spot with Morbid Priest of Supreme Blasphemy, captivating fans of old school Finnish and Swedish death metal. Cover artwork by well-known polish artist Bartek Kurzok (Ectovoid, Hell United, Decaying, Demonic Slaughter, Ulcer etc.)