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Following the worldwide success of two album releases under the name Abortus, the band changed their moniker to Herratik, but maintained their strong grip on their powerful blend of Death and Thrash metal, inserting a modern feel for harmonies and groove with crunching riffs. Hailing from Australia, the band have toured Europe as well as their native homeland and have built a massive reputation as one of the best that the Aussie's have to offer. Copro. 2006.
Recording information: Amethyst Studios, Sydney, Australia; State Of The Art, The Vault, Ludwigshafen, Germany. Herratik Wrath Divine Songs | 1. | Intro: The Holy Plan |
| 2. | I Heretic |
| 3. | Dance on Your Grave |
| 4. | Above Your Lies |
| 5. | New Gods |
| 6. | Wrath-Divine |
| 7. | X |
| 8. | Forget Me Father |
| 9. | New Era |
| 10. | Forked Tongue |
| 11. | Take You Down |
| 12. | Sadist-Fy |
| 13. | Process of Elimination |
| 14. | Re-Pray |
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