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Eternity Bound
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Door to the Mystical
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At the throne of Chaos
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Hobb's End
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Where the Silent Ones...
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Ravening for delight
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Emissary Barcelona, Spain
Thrash/Death Metal from Barcelona, Spain
Embark on a harrowing journey into the unfathomable void
with Eldritch, a sonic odyssey that delves into the heart of cosmic horror. This thrash/death metal masterpiece weaves a tapestry of crushing riffs and fury vocals, immersing listeners in a labyrinth of shadowed realms where the unknown reigns supreme.
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New wave of Swedish Thrashers paying hommage to Sarcófago and Kreator (thus the name Sarcator) with some incredibly well-written songs! The Blackened thrash side is what appealed to me, the second half of the album is too slow for my taste but the guitar work is outstanding!! "Sorrow's Verse" made me think of Wayfarer or Hell Fire, with its rhythm and guitar solos, a surprising "outlier" in this album. The last one, the title track, is an amazing blend of styles and ends the album with a bang.
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Desolator have the distinction of creating music that should appeal to any fan of the various death metal sub genres. You’re going to find both brutal (Adversarial Doctrine) and melodic (Methods of Self-deception) tracks; the album has an old school feel while not really falling into OSDM worship. The technical aspect is by no means central, but tech death fans should appreciate the riff craft on display (Creatures of Habit). I even got a Sepultura vibe from the drums on the last track.
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Well well, another gem I am discovering so late, thanks to @Sandra.N.696 and @bmurator! Here, in addition to the classic "not so far from" Gothenburg sound, I also liked the "metalcore" vocals, if I am allowed to call them that. "Black Water" may be an innovative take, and while I can't listen to any new DT albums, I take AMS any day of the week and twice the weekends!!
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