Transcending Obscurity
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Deathfuckingcunt – Decadent Perversity – Glow-In-The-Dark CDD
With a name like that, it’s apparent that DeathFuckingCunt from Australia don’t pull any punches. Their music, too, is a violent, destructive, cathartic expression of brutal/technical death metal where everything is played at blinding fast speed. It’s a sheer delight to witness extremity in its unbridled form, without it degenerating into thoughtless ...
Decipher – Arcane Paths To Resurrection – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect CDD
Greek black metal band Decipher have come up with a much awaited full length album that showcases their steely vision and penchant for writing superbly structured songs that have an inherent catchiness to them while also being gritty and dynamic. Songs range from having faster, rousing parts to poignant, evocative solos without ...
Defect Designer – Chitin – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
Norwegian death metal band Defect Designer have taken things to another level with their hugely anticipated new full length album. It comes on the heels of their well-received EP release where they showcased their skills most recently, playing in their own trademark weird style with a sense of vibrancy that was unmatched ...
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Defect Designer – Neanderthal (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Digipak)
In collusion with members of Diskord, Defect Designer from Norway are reinterpreting death metal their own way, adding grind influences and a maniacal fervour to it all. With the free-spirited, unhinged approach bordering on seeming frivolous, there is in fact a method to this madness; everything is meticulously thought out and written ...
Devenial Verdict – Ash Blind – CDD
Finnish death metal band Devenial Verdict bring a fresh approach to the style, particularly with their dissonant leanings. Where most such bands sound jarring and convoluted, Devenial Verdict are unusually expansive and atmospheric, and even allow for plaintive emotions to linger on. Intense parts accentuated by singularly powerful vocals are contrasted against the ...
Dischordia – Triptych (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark) – CDD
Forging the brutal, technical and dissonant death metal styles, Dischordia have created a triumvirate of evolved and complicated death metal which will require the unspooling of brains to fully decipher it. It may have to be soaked overnight or given as much time with it too, for indeed, to absorb ...
Diskord (Norway) – Degenerations – (Metallic Effect CD)
Eccentric Norwegian death metal band Diskord have made quite a reputation for themselves over the years for playing some twisted, unhinged death metal that takes the best elements of old school death metal, dissonant death metal, technical death metal, even progressive and jazz music, and then some. Their death metal is wonderfully ...
Dodsferd (Greece) – Skotos – (Glow In The Dark CD)
Greek black metal legends Dødsferd conjure up what’s arguably their best material yet. This is a step up still from their landmark album ‘Diseased Remnants of a Dying World’ and it retains the fiery, emotionally‐charged black metal music on that one while improving upon the intensity and expression. The two songs are ...
Dwelling Below – Dwelling Below – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
Dwelling Below give us a darker, filthier and uglier interpretation of death/doom metal that will make sure you never leave the sewers. Their seamless, intuitive and admittedly improvised music keeps you hooked and bogged down to their slow but steady rhythm, their hypnotic and ever festering tunes gain control of your motor ...
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Dysgnostic – Scar Echoes – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Digipak
Known as Defilementory in a previous avatar, the critically acclaimed Danish death metal band were rechristened Dysgnostic to reflect a more contemporary direction of music that’s more dissonant, technical and even atmospheric in its own dark, mysterious way. On their debut full length, the accomplished musicians find little trouble in weaving together songs ...
Eremit (Germany) – Bearer Of Many Names (Glow In The Dark Effect) – CDD
German sludge/doom overlords Eremit return after releasing a fantastic EP in last year’s ‘Desert of Ghouls’ which acted as a bridge between the band’s earth‐shatteringly heavy debut full length and the follow‐up album which is definitely a progression. The band doesn’t shy away from writing epic songs averaging 20 minutes, with the ...
Ernia – How To Deal With Life And Fail 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Digipak)
With two members of Wormed in their lineup, Spanish grindcore band Ernia have managed to perfect the sound on their sophomore album which is both refreshing and riveting. The music is just as colourful as their artwork, full of intricate bits and with every song offering something different without abandoning the core ...
Et Moriemur – Tamashii No Yama (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark) – CDD
Czech doom metal band Et Moriemur set new standards for themselves with their previous Greek-themed album ‘Epigrammata’ which borrowed elements of death and black metal and flawlessly integrated them in their unique brand of atmospheric doom metal. This time they’re exploring Japanese themes and have frankly outdone themselves. It’s rare ...
Eternal Storm – A Giant Bound To Fall – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
In 2019, Spanish progressive/melodic death metal band Eternal Storm released their debut full length ‘Come the Tide, which was a shockingly accomplished, poignant and evocative album which many still regard to be one of the highlights in the style. Four years later, after working meticulously to hone their sound even more, they ...
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Eternal Storm – A Giant Bound To Fall – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
In 2019, Spanish progressive/melodic death metal band Eternal Storm released their debut full length ‘Come the Tide, which was a shockingly accomplished, poignant and evocative album which many still regard to be one of the highlights in the style. Four years later, after working meticulously to hone their sound even more, they ...
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