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What more can you say after reading the abhorrent bio of this album that tells the vision behind it? This is the black vomit of Tchornobog: abyssal violation of your senses and pineal gland and you are not the same person after encountering this multidimensional god.
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Grievous
by Convulsing
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a punishingly heavy, yet startlingly soulful album. “beaten” chugs from start to finish and reaches a harrowing crescendo; brendan’s “I AM FREE” reverberates around in my dreams. the cover of “no dreaming” had my jaw on the floor the first time i heard it. but “relent?” the entire runtime of this song, i’m compelled by some otherworldly force to scream my soul out right along to the lyrics. not to mention the incredible riffs; the choruses remind me of a blackened ulcerate, e
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Söngvar elds og óreiðu
by Misþyrming
supported by 136 fans who also own “Innsmouth”
Razor sharp icy sinister black metal. Feel the wrath.
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Bury Me Beneath This Rotting Earth
by Body Void
The stygian duo explore themes of gender dysphoria and oppressive institutions through sludgy doom with a pitch-black underbelly.
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The Boats of The Glen Carrig
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Chasms
by Lycus
Oakland, CA quartet LYCUS return with a new album on Relapse Records. Heavy, epic, mournful, and replete with art by Paolo Girardi.
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Exercises in futility
by Mgła
supported by 126 fans who also own “Innsmouth”
When I hear Exercises in futility, I feel mighty, indestructible, and for some reason, alive
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