In Sorte Diaboli review

In Sorte Diaboli is the 8th Dimmu Borgir album. It tells the story of a preist who begins doubting his faith and ends up taking the place of the Anti-Christ. The album all together has 11 songs. This is my personal favorite Dimmu album. The genre of the band and this album is Symphonic Black Metal. This being my favorite Dimmu Borgir album, I'm giving it a full scale review.
==Songs==
The album starts off with The Serpentine Offering. This is my personal favorite Dimmu Borgir song of all time. It starts off with a kick ass guitar riff and leaves you satistfied.
The chosen legacy starts of with Shagrath's (main singer) best growl yet and continues flawlessly keeping the pace up.
The Conspiracy Unfolds does exactly what the older Dimmu Borgir was known for. Building atmosphere, that said this song is great at it.
The Sacrilegious Scorn has one of the best intros for a song to date. It has great atmosphere (maybe a bit better than The Conspiracy Unfolds). 
The Fallen Arises has a creepy, slow tone to it. There are no words or any guitar. Hell, I didnt even hear drums.
The Heretic Hammer is a North American exclusive. Take that Europe! Nah but seriously youtube has it everywere. Exclusive songs don't work anymore Dimmu. Great song, though.
The Sinister Awakening starts off with a guitar strong enough to kill a charging rhino. Seriously, kick ass song!
The Fundamental Alienation has the best example of Shagrath's shreeking skills to date. He can really taught you with it here.
The Unvaluable Darkness has a catchy beat right from the top. This song's intro kind of reminds me of a demonic circus.
The Forshadowing Furnace is the great conclusion to this album. This single track is were they focused all of that beautiful demonic love. Thanks Dimmu <3
The Ancestrial Fever is a European bonus track. Or rather was. Thanks youtube.
==Rating==
This was a very enjoyable album, and my favorite from Dimmu Borgir. It has everything from atmospheric love to enough snares to take over China. I may sound crazy but 9.5/10. There is absolutely no reason not to check out this masterpeice of an album.