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Five years after The Dreaming I, this follow-up continues the terrifying and wondrous music of Naas Alcameth's nightmarish shadow realms, creating one of the most innovative and fascinating sounds in extreme metal. 'Ephialtes' is absolutely sensational, opening with incredible power, and building to one of the album's highlights starting at 1:31. 'Incubatio' is equally cataclysmic, with its dark ambient intro, followed by blistering blast beats, until the apocalyptic shriek at 2:51 — unreal!
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Heavy and dark. And awesome. A little more focused than previous, all are great
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Cage à Pilori”
A huge slab of black metal that recalls Emperor at their finest.
go to albumNearly a decade after their last LP, the Chicago post-metal trio resurface with a punishing concept album set in an apocalyptic wasteland.
go to albumThe Belgian band explore heavy psych, tribal rhythms, free-jazz freakouts, meditative drone and the vast, shadowy spaces in between.
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It's Closeness, It's Easy
by Planning For Burial
Thom Wasluck's doomgaze project makes a grand return, the music more anguished—and ambitious—than ever before.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Cage à Pilori”
The dissonant bleakness of the first track is less weird and more hypnotic than on the second track. That's why I like it a little more. But both songs together make for an extraordinary experience and a journey to the arhythmically beating heart of darkness.
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