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At The Plates Maryland
Culinary death metal for the hungry metalhead. Established in 2018.
At the Plates is:
Tony Rouse - Guitar, Bass, Drums
Tyler McCarthy - Lead Guitar
Mario Alejandro - Vocals
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Infinite Mortality
by REPLICANT
supported by 22 fans who also own “Omnivore”
Relentless, grinding, off-kilter, dissonant doom-death assault that is by turns fascinating and repulsive, and in the end deeply emotionally affecting.
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Well, after listening to Death and Black Metal for over 35 years, it sometimes gets boring, even if bands try to innovate. But then you stumble upon an album, which immediately clicks: it fresh, but familiar. It’s emotional, intelligent and complex, but not for complexities’ sake. It flows, it works, it’s authentic. This album is absolutely great, it’s all I want from this kind of music: cold soundscapes, raging fires, the embrace of darkness. 10/10
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Blackbraid is a spiritual force in the black metal scene, bringing a unique perspective and culture that was missing until the release of this album. 'Barefoot Ghost Dance on Bloodsoaked Soil' is immensely powerful, showing me that black metal is as strong as ever. 'The River of Time Flows Through Me' is excellent as well, with a crushing melody and unforgettable song title. Hail Sgah'gahsowáh, the new blood of black metal.
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Endtime Signals
by Dark tranquillity
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 16, 2024
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An Excellent Servant But A Terrible Master
by Pyrrhon
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 7, 2025
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Absolute Elsewhere
by Blood Incantation
featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 6, 2024
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Striving Toward Oblivion
by VORGA
supported by 21 fans who also own “Omnivore”
Here's to some more cosmic metal, the Karlsruhe based outfit offers crude yet extremely well produced sound in this earlier effort. Featuring mid-tempo cadences, occasional blast beating, high pitched shrieking essentially, the riffing has this mildly meaty, sensational over-atmospheric tilt that's always well received on my part. The perspective of getting sucked into a wormhole had never felt better I kid you not. Emperor and Inherits the Void in mind, you just can't skip this one.
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