Marcation Erfurt, Germany
Thuringia based extrem metal band. First EP "Madness" out since 12th May 2023. We are hungry for gigs! Feel free to contact us!
Cheers! \m/
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The concert at Resurrection Fest 2025 was spectacular, one of the best, brutal music and a tough World War I theme. Greetings from Avilés in Asturias, Spain. There are videos of the concert on my Facebook page "Manuel Hernando."
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Bienheureux les survivants de ce rite initiatique qu'était Rituals : le péché ultime entre tous les péchés (les religieux ont toujours ce mot à la bouche, le "sin des sins") leur sera offert dans Altar of Disgust. Cet album sophomore de Crawl reste fidèle à la tradition et flagellera avec son death metal gras et crade jusqu'à ce que la chair soit réduite en purée mais il multiplie les plaisirs : il joue avec le chaud et le froid, le doom metal et la furie, sert black metal, punk et grindcore !
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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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Pyrrhic victory in the biting wind and the dark snowy field – Doedsrit, as many others mention, field an excellent mix of icy bleakness with majestic triumph. Every song stands out as an excellent ballad of holding on to something despite the odds. I like how the melodies and rhythms blend more stately metal and more driving punk elements to communicate different despairing vs. rebellious moments. Defiant, sorrowful, melodious, heavy – this album brings something we all need right now.
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