Transcending Obscurity
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Obscureviolence – Refuting The Flesh (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak)
Featuring members of the death metal band Horror God, Obscureviolence is a new entity channelling the darkest and vilest sounds of black and death metal. They’ve brought elements of the two styles together, the raw, acerbic edge of black metal and the fearsome heft of death metal. They go hand-in-hand ...
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Officium Triste – Venenum – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
Widely regarded as legends in the style, Dutch death/doom metal band Officium Triste have mastered the art of playing emotive yet elegant music and have honed their sound even more on their seventh full length album. ‘Hortus Venenum’ is a special album as it celebrates the band’s 30th year anniversary and it’s ...
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Orphalis – As The Ashes Settle (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect) – CDD
Counterbalancing technical death metal with brutal death elements, Orphalis may have found the perfect stylistic balance for the kind of music they are playing on their fourth full length which is astonishingly fluid given its dynamic and multifaceted nature. Their structuring is intuitive and yet unpredictable which keeps things both engaging and ...
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Paganizer – Beyond The Macabre (8-Panel Glow In The Dark Effect) – CDD
Swedish death metal giants Paganizer have taken their time to come up with their most mature album till date. They’ve honed their sound, become more expressive, and made their song structures even more elaborate, without diluting any of the qualities that we’ve come to expect from them. There is a flawless combination ...
Paganizer – Flesh Requiem – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak CD
Swedish death metal veterans Paganizer only seem to get better with age. Where most bands mellow down or start repeating themselves in a mechanical way, Paganizer’s music has increasingly become more nuanced. They are able to express themselves far more effectively, both when swinging the axe and also when conjuring up the ...
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Perishing – Malicious Acropolis Unveiled (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Digipak)
Following a sensational demo in “Lutum”, Costa Rican death/doom metal band Perishing boasting members of Astriferous, Mortual, Necroferum, etc. in their lineup, have returned with their much awaited debut full length. It’s an extension of their style of playing slow, torturous, dread-filled death/doom metal where every note carries weight and with it ...
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Phasma – Purgatory – CDD
• Exciting new album from this promising Greek band• Unique sound blending influences ranging from black metal to brutal death metal and everything in between• Captivating artwork by George Angelis with special merch artwork created by CVSPE• For fans of Norse, Ulcerate, Replicant, Crypts of Despair, Gorguts• Premieres and reviews ...
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Pillar Of Light – Caldera – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digicd
Every eight years, the legendary mythical entity known as Carnophage arises to reestablish god-tier standards where brutal/technical death metal music goes. This time it is no different. Despite being one of the elder beings, they’ve recalibrated their sound as can be expected from them to ensure that it’s relevant and cutting-edge for ...
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Plague Rider – Intensities – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
Members of the UK band Plague Rider, having gained notoriety for their work in bands like Live Burial, Dybbuk, and Horrified, are weaving together vile, repulsive, and challenging death metal music whose original influences are now twisted and decomposed beyond recognition. Sure, you can find bits and pieces here and there, traces ...
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Replicant – Infinite Mortality – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
After having smashed prevailing standards for the style with their unique approach on their highly lauded previous release, Replicant take things further still with their new full length, finding ways to make their music even more convoluted and impactful while retaining their trademark dissonant and catchy sound. They’ve found ways to add ...
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Replicant (Us) – Malignant Reality – (Glow In The Dark Effect CDD)
Unheralded death metal kings Replicant return with an album that will send shock waves through the scene. They’ve honed their brand of technical, dissonant and groovy death metal and forged a sound that’s nigh unparalleled. They’ve distilled the best elements of them all into a sonically potent, visceral and frankly devastating album ...
Retching – Charming The Decomposed (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effecr Digipak)
On only their debut release, Retching have found a way to present the gore-soaked, rotten, old school-inclined death metal sound that we all love with quality songwriting that elevates it beyond the nostalgic, aspiring bands of this ilk. It is what keeps the appeal from being diminished upon multiple listens and keeps ...
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Retching – Charming The Decomposed (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak)
On only their debut release, Retching have found a way to present the gore-soaked, rotten, old school-inclined death metal sound that we all love with quality songwriting that elevates it beyond the nostalgic, aspiring bands of this ilk. It is what keeps the appeal from being diminished upon multiple listens and keeps ...
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Ritual Fog – But Merely Flesh – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak Cd
Ritual Fog have masterfully infused thrash influences in their old school death metal sound in a way that the music becomes far more acerbic and gritty, so much so that even when they slow down during their doomier moments, it sounds incredibly scathing and vile. Their riffs seem to have a tendency ...
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Sadistik Forest (Finland) – Obscure Old Remains (Metallic Effect) – CDD
Finnish death metal stalwarts SADISTIK FOREST return with a stunning new release after delivering a fantastic album in ‘Morbid Majestic’ which was a refreshing mix of various styles without abandoning their core sound. There’s familiarity but the manner in which it’s executed is remarkable. Musically, they don’t adhere to a particular scene ...
