One of the most literally explosive young bands in the nowadays metal under… Read Full Bio ↴One of the most literally explosive young bands in the nowadays metal underground, ATONEMENT are a trio of Swedes whose average age was 16 years old when they released their debut demo, Merciless Blasphemy, in 2021. Despite such youth, ATONEMENT proved that they are steeped in the ancient essence of thrashing death metal circa 1987. Bubbling forth from their cauldron of nastiness were the likes of early Destruction, Sepultura, Possessed, Death, Sweden’s Morbid, Germany’s Poison, and Chile’s Pentagram, and thus was Merciless Blasphemy aptly titled, for each of the demo’s five songs whipped forth a filth & fury quite unlike anything else around.

With expectations understandably high, ATONEMENT took their time crafting the penultimate debut album, and two years later it arrives in the form of Sadistic Invaders. Yet another aptly titled recording, Sadistic Invaders carries forward that filth & fury of its short-length predecessor and amazingly ups the nastiness to hellish levels. Again, even with the band not yet in their 20s, ATONEMENT are dead-ringers for juiced-up and jackhammering deathrash of a most mid-‘80s vintage, and the ten songs they devilishly dole out across the 37-minute album are somehow more crazed and compact than on said demo. And whereas that demo’s ultra-rawness emitted an air of the otherworldly, here on Sadistic Invaders do the trio impart a thicker and fuller-bodied aspect, retaining a respectable rawness but not at the expense of their superlative chops; while it’s always full speed ahead for ATONEMENT, they manage to twist the ceremonial knife in different and sometimes-impossible ways, elevating the album above the masses still searching for Endless Pain. Dizzying yet addicting, Sadistic Invaders hits with the power and precision of a nuclear strike.

And yet, it’s still early days for ATONEMENT, so who knows how far they’ll venture into the lungs of Hell? Sadistic Invaders provides the first full-length clues, and is highly recommended for maniacs of Deathhammer, Division Speed, and Norway’s late/great Condor.

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Atonement Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Atonement:

Await the Command Seeking the evil, the power i must find My weapons…
Axe of Death Killing with pleasure Never really seen Waiting in the dark …
Death Merchant Kill the virgin and drink their blood Master of torment and…
Evil Disaster Killing and plundring the prey The unholy slaughter, needs …
Evil Minds Running in the night Fighting for your life Its your time to…
Fatal Militia Fight with force Kill the antichrist No remorse Making women…
Hellish Delight Torture with evil Not satisfied Acts like a demon Mass geno…
Lust for Sin Waiting for night to fall Evil is in your eyes Fading cold …
Sadistic Invader Feel the sadistic invader See as he's raping the land Blood …

Unholy Sorcery Masters of Evil They kill what they see Takes away your free…

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Comments from YouTube:

SorceressDamia

13y↑79

"So the scene in which I confess to them is imagined, invented, and in fact could never have happened, because...Robbie Turner died of septicemia, at Gray Dunes, on June 1st, 1940, the last day of the evacuation. And I was never able to put things right with my sister Cecilia, because she was killed on the 15th of October, 1940, by the bomb that destroyed the gas and water mains above Balham tube station." This part always makes me cry! Such beautiful sad music, perfect for the scene.

yahir yellow

2y↑2

Throughout the movie was just coincidental and hard to see it all play out but this ending made sense with the scenes robbie was in.

jonainwood

12y↑67

"Denouement" and "Elegy For Dunkirk" are my favorite compositions from this soundtrack

Reshika 🍓

Claudes Debussy scene too ❤

건강하게행복하게

me too

hitmewithlightning

14y↑11

One of the saddest music I ever heard, but I love it. Too bad Robbie and Cecilia didn't get the time that they could spend together. But I believe that when died they met each other again and been finally happy together.

jonainwood

12y↑41

the Dunkirk scene and the "final" scene showing Briony as an old woman explaining everything were my favorite parts of this film

Alex Karas

11y↑11

Indescribably beautiful. A deeply moving picture and the music is so heartfelt. A modern masterpiece.

Laura Holm

4y↑10

I was really fooled by the movie. I thought, because I was longing for a happy ending, that Robbie actually survived, and then the movie slammed me in the face with revealing him dead. I cried so hard

weapons56

13y↑14

I think I shed a tear when this music appeared when Briony told us the tragic end. A mixed feeling : kind of sorry for her( the pain she has to bear knowing what she has done), and also sad about the tragic ending for the two lovers. beautiful music anyway and wonderful film, my favourite that year !

nogrits4me

14y↑3

The best movie of the decade that holds my attention from the first to the last frame. There is a mystery about the power of this film and the shattering denouement. The superb music score carries the narration forward and comments about the dramatic situation where even words would fail to do justice to the images on screen. The story only deepens with renewed viewings. The British cinema is hardly dead with the likes of this and the recent "Brideshead Revisited" and "The Duchess."

Валера Дзалаев

9y↑6

Что здесь сказать?! Потрясающяя музыка, при каждом прослушивании бросающяя в озноб. Если бы не эта композиция, то я бы скорее всего не так сильно полюбил данный фильм. 10 Оскаров из 10!
PS при каждом прослушивании Denouement, я всегда вспоминая тебя, Лаура и ты знаешь почему:)

Haruka Yume

12y↑12

i love both the movie ending and the book's but perhaps the movie ending evoked more tears out of me

Chad Bedford

10y↑108

Did anyone else feel betrayed and horribly saddened by the way this turns out?

Sainter

10y↑48

I did feel horribly sad but I wouldnt say betrayed. I think it was an appropriate ending. Any sugar coating would have ruined the story. People must live with their actions and face consequences.

Gaius Germanicus

7y↑10

Chad Bedford.... No because life is a tragedy, and that was the way it ended for a lot of people in that time period.

Kitkat 13

6y↑1

Chad Bedford I think the ending was perfect.

The Deep Screen Analysis

The culmination of the book felt flat to me: here is how I would have written it... Cecilia dies in 1940 and Robbie survives the entire war, albeit, when he comes home he is a broken man and his soul is gone. In the ultimate act of Atonement, Briony proposes marriage to Robbie and says she will spend the rest of her life devoting herself to him because what he has become is the consequence of her own actions. Robbie would accept and marry Briony because he wants her to live with those consequences in sickness and in health til death do they part.

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Leo13218

13y↑19

I actually felt sorry for Briony, because when she was 13 she believed that it was Robbie, due to her imagination, the letter and the library scene. And when she worked out who the real culprit was, it was too late to save Robbie. That's why the end scene is so sad, because she can only write and not change time. And when she says 'I gave them their happiness' it sounded like she was trying to convince herself that she did the right thing by making up the confession scene.

cartergirl3of3

4y↑1

wasn't too late to dave Robbie, if she'd just gone to see Robbie and her sister like she said she did in her book they actually could have both been saved. She was too much of a coward to though.

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Royal_Chief_ Architect

15y↑1

I love this song! It's so sad and peaceful. I like the scale rise, it's pretty.

Laura Dee

13y↑5

this movie was a master piece ... i think they chosed the right actors for this movie... it was a sad ending but great...

John Dupont

15y

such a magnificant masterpiece, Im lost for words. It's sad and morningful melody fills my eyes with tears.

N H

3y↑1

When I realized the ending was not the reality but only a fiction written by Briony, I cried so hard...
They never saw each other again and died separately, without the chance of living their love story 😪💔

Thierry L.

8y↑7

J'aime ...cette musique au charme élégant et au romantisme onirique ...le film quand à lui reste aussi le duo de 2 beaux acteurs ...l'héroïne pour moi reste aussi Keira...

maria cristina franzoni

35w

Brionyyyyyyyyy!!!! Why!!! You waant to change the story every time . Extraordinary cast. Incredible music. ❤

tennantrodney

14y↑3

Beautiful film. Brutally beautiful. Words fail.

koorizfynz

13y↑17

i think the end was really sad, i mean briony story is much more complex than people think, i think so anyways, but i do understand her better than i did when i first watched atonement, i just thought she was annoying and stupid. but now i kinda see a whole other story, at the start when she's writing her novel, and she thinks love is very simple, but she didnt really know about passion, and thats what C & R had for one another, she didnt understand that with love comes alot of other things too.

Joshthe1337

13y↑1

This makes me tear up a little every time.

Keliška

12y↑11

I'm crying for me for this music and scene. Always.

ConverseAndMusic

12y↑11

I'm not crying, it's just raining on my face.

Boz Phiz

14y↑1

@shefferle As much as I enjoyed both book and movie, I think I agree. How does it help Robbie and Ceil to give their story a false happy ending? It may make Briony feel better, but doesn't do a damn thing for R & C. Better to honor them by telling their story honestly. Which I suppose Briony understands at some level, since she does reveal the truth at the very ending. Still and all, a well-written novel and enjoyable movie.

DCombz

15y

Older Briony~"So, my sister and Robbie were never able to have the time together they so longed for..and deserved. Which ever since ive always felt i prevented. But what sense of hope or satisfaction can a reader derive from an ending like that? So in the book, I wanted to give Robbie and Cecilia what they lost out on in life. I'd like to think this isn't weakness or...evasion...but a final act of kindness. I gave them their happiness." [my favorite movie quote ever!]

Too Glam To Give A Damn

14y↑8

hearing this remind me of robbie and cecilia's deaths. i always feel like crying :'(

Lee Lee

So sad and depressing when you discover that they never reunited with each other.

Under my skin🌆

7y↑6

masterpiece

131313CM

12y↑10

i know it was really Briony's fault and all that, but she was a child and she truly thought she was being honest.. I think if the scene were she goes to see them had actually hapened, Robbie would have forgiven her.. both of them were good people..

hearttune98

7y↑6

This piece encapsulates regret and sorrow.

DCombz

14y

I did read the novel, that i love, and the quote was slightly different, and curiously she stated that "there is not forgiveness for God or novelists". They may both be creators...but it was a striking statement.

melodychien

13y↑1

best soundtrack Everrrr!!

MrJago62

4y↑2

One lie ripples through an ocean of sadness

KonJoseph

11y↑2

This sounds just like the trance masterpeice "Ligaya" by Gouryella produced in 2002.

StrangerToEarth

13y↑6

@lakewalker11 It's not meant to 'help them'. They cannot be helped because their lives have already been demolished. But Briony can do something for their memory - their legacy as two who loved and died with equal passion. Time would have wreaked its own damage on them, but the power of telling the story is that it, unlike their end, will live on. Perhaps forever. And by intimately peeling back her lies she can give the world their truth - as it should have been. Now it is their truth.

Eugenio Doria

8y↑5

bella historia de amor pero triste comò la vida misma.....

Renphalos

12y↑1

I love this song, but I think they could have done a bit more of a build up (2:08) instead of the ending at 2:12 that seemed a little too forgiving.

[[ABANDONED CHANNEL]]

5y↑2

I didn't realise that this was a sad occasion, it seems like everywhere is dangerous... but don't worry, we can go to the Last safe place on Thursday.

The Deep Screen Analysis

6y↑5

A final act of kindness...

TemplarReturns

14y

The White Cliffs of Dover I believe. I felt bad for Robbie. He felt really alone in that moment.

apucika666

11y↑2

It really sounds like, but I like this one much more altough Ligaya is beautiful as well.

Tehila Sheffer

14y↑2

@Livfor1Love in the book (more than the movie) you can see that briony is anything but normal she isnt punishing herself or askingfor forgivness she has no true grasp of what she did or what it means, she lives in a world where reality is what she makes up. she is god and she can write and rewrite peoples lives, she didnt try to give robbie and cee theyre lives back she was just unhappy with the ending. she never really grew up - thats why she still looks and dresses the same when shes old,

chanandler20

15y↑2

McAvoy said it best when they asked him about Briony's character and how he felt at the end of the movie: "Angry. She's guilty as sin" And this scene pisses you off

Pale lux

I prefer the melody starting from she said “And I think, you‘ve read the book you’ll understand why……” But seems being cut😓

Allison Simone

14y

The thing that bugs me is that that quote makes Briony seem like a genuinely good person.. but in the book she's not at all. At least that's my interpertation. I think that quote will mean something different if you have the experience of the book and the movie

شاعر عراقي

2y↑2

لو تعلمين اي حزنٍ يبعثُ المطَر؟
فلم جميل و لكنه غامض نوعا ما

faniymx

14y↑2

does anyone knows whats the song from the scene when robbie walk in front of the big screen till soldiers are watching a movie in black and white , what its the name of that song?