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After its release, ''The Negation'' received mixed reviews from music critics. William York of ] praised the production saying is far better than on most of the big-name death metal albums released in the early 2000s. It's clear and full sounding, yet without being overly slick or digitally sanitized."<ref name="allmusic"/> While Jill Mikkelson of ] praised songwriting "All ten songs are delivered with debilitating momentum and quirky time changes, humiliating most contemporary metal outfits. Slower grooves paired with bludgeoning drumming create a crisp but exceptionally intense sound that has developed into their own."<ref name="exclaim"/>
After its release, ''The Negation'' received mixed reviews from music critics. William York of ] praised the production saying is far better than on most of the big-name death metal albums released in the early 2000s. It's clear and full sounding, yet without being overly slick or digitally sanitized."<ref name="allmusic"/> While Jill Mikkelson of ] praised songwriting "All ten songs are delivered with debilitating momentum and quirky time changes, humiliating most contemporary metal outfits. Slower grooves paired with bludgeoning drumming create a crisp but exceptionally intense sound that has developed into their own."<ref name="exclaim"/>
After its release, The Negation received mixed reviews from music critics. William York of AllMusic praised the production saying is far better than on most of the big-name death metal albums released in the early 2000s. It's clear and full sounding, yet without being overly slick or digitally sanitized." While Jill Mikkelson of Exclaim! praised songwriting "All ten songs are delivered with debilitating momentum and quirky time changes, humiliating most contemporary metal outfits. Slower grooves paired with bludgeoning drumming create a crisp but exceptionally intense sound that has developed into their own."
Track listing
All lyrics are written by Sauron, except where noted; all music is composed by Decapitated
No.
Title
Length
1.
"The Fury"
4:26
2.
"Three-Dimensional Defect"
3:57
3.
"Lying and Weak"
3:25
4.
"Sensual Sickness"
4:05
5.
"The Calling" (Instrumental)
1:17
6.
"The Negation"
5:04
7.
"Long-Desired Dementia"
3:21
8.
"The Empty Throne"
4:41
9.
"Lunatic of God's Creation" (Bonus track; Deicide cover)
Cover art by Jacek Wiśniewski
