The style of these Mexican Death metallers didn't change a lot compared to their first demo "Tremendous plague" which was quite good and morbid.The first side of this Ep begins with "Auto de fe", an introduction that aims to develop some kind of ritual/ occult mood. It more or less reminds me the introduction of an old BULLDOZER album, even if it's more down-tuned... I don’t know.Then we can hear the first song, "Demonic possession," that begins fast and kicking à la very old MORBID ANGEL meets ABHORER ("Zygotical Sabbatory Anabapt" CD), to then evolve in old school death à la old DEATH/ MORGOTH (With a little touch of Peruvian MORTEM ("Demon tales")), to then come back to the initial blasting pattern. This sounds quite ugly and kicking, the part in the middle (In the more old school vein) is quite good, and there's something a bit more thrashing (Some guitar crunch) than in the regular old school death metal. This is a quite good and kicking song!The second side contains "Zatanazombie", a cover of the old Mexican band SHUB NIGGURATH. This sounds ok, quite cool if you wish, somewhere in the middle between (fast) traditional south American death and old school European death, but since I don't know the original song I'm not able to say much... I think I would have preferred another song à la "Demonic possession" to explore deeper the guts of INFERNAL CONJURATION!This vinyl isn't bad, but it's a bit short and I felt more embalmed by their first demo! (Maybe they were a bit rushed before recording... A couple more rehearsals could have helped to reach the right frequency of coffin vibration?). This is a quite cool, but morbidly imperfect Ep, that shall please mostly the bigger morbid Death metal fans! I'm waiting for the next INFERNAL CONJURATION recording to judge of their sulfurous improvements in morbid abilities. UP THE CADAVERS!