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Chains of the Abyss
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Funeral Death
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Poison Wind
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Caligari Records
Underground music for underground people. Open for Submissions.
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supported by 19 fans who also own “Funeral Death”
Man, this is some flat out foul death doom metal. Crushingly heavy and intimidating. The whole album oozes a thick and murky atmosphere that will leave you feeling hypoxic and catatonic. Do what you can to brace yourself against this torrent of sludge and slime. 8/10
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just a killer album with great vocals and some kick ass riffs throughout. Heavy stuff!
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Funeral Death”
Dooms super much. Deaths tons heavy. Mashed pulpy head. Slow, methodical, doom death. So easy to hit the Buy Now button with this one. Some of the best doom/death I've heard in years. Crushing, bulldozer nastiness. Toe-tapping piledrivers and rhythmic jackhammers. Brings me back to the early days when I was a kid and death metal scared me, in a good way.
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The UK band bring the wild "Saturnian Black Magick" of their live shows to a full-length rooted in the Swedish black metal tradition.
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A new compilation series featuring cat-loving metal bands from every state donating their tracks for local animal welfare organizations.
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Funeral Death”
Derrick manages to bring a bit of his Dream Unending urges into Tomb Mold, and with great effect. Every track on this is a winner, but "Will of Whispers" feels the most forward-thinking, mixing melody with heaviness and a near-fusion level of musicianship. My favourite modern death metal album.
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