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into everlasting death without facing life
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Hollow Earth”
Absolutly genius record from start to finish. One of my favorite new black metal releases. The last song sums everything up and is the perfect ending song.Hope to here more!
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The Furnaces of Palingenesia
by Deathspell Omega
supported by 16 fans who also own “Hollow Earth”
Deathspell Omega has been lauded for what seems like ages now however I didn't personally listen to them much at all until after this release, instead preferring to stick to more traditional "orthodox" BM.. Long story short I'm forever grateful to our Dark Lord that I decided to expand my horizons because this as well as every other album in DSO's catalog is an absolute masterpiece and every fan of extreme metal music(not just Black Metal) owes it to themselves to check them out. The Furnaces of Palingenesia is stunningly innovative how it transforms what appears to be harsh disconnected noise into melodic beauty through weaving indecipherable and indistinguishable dissonant threads together into a tapestry of melodic perfection that checks all the right boxes and can only be described as art. Consequently, you'll discover that every subsequent listen will unearth new layers that you seemingly didn't hear before. For the best experience, listen alone in a dark room with headphones (preferably light up a fat blunt) and give yourself up wholly to the music. Let the deeply malignant and yet blessedly euphoric aura of dissonance overtake your pathetic soul. Blessed is he that murders Christ in himself and in his fellow man. Amen.
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Unsettling Whispers (Black Metal)
by GAEREA (Portugal)
supported by 15 fans who also own “Hollow Earth”
Holy hell! What a ridiculously intense and brutal album. I get the need to keep referring to this album as a "black metal" album, but it is quite a bit more than that label lets on. Do yourself a favor & buy this album. These guys are quickly becoming my new favorite band.
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Cairn
by מזמור
An exercise in extreme metal workouts, the Portland project’s prolonged anguish defies casual listening.
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by Conjurer and Pijn
"Curse These Metal Hands" parlays the UK bands' chemistry into a record which—for all its tinnitus-inducing ferocity and elegiac arrangements—practically drips with transcendent joy.
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Odious Descent Into Decay
by Cerebral Rot
The Seattle band is optimized for one thing, and one thing alone: making music that’s as foul and disgusting as possible.
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by Black Flags Over Brooklyn
An extensive compilation of metal, hardcore, punk, and folk songs benefitting reproductive justice non-profits around the world.
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