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Edoma – Immemorial Existence

Edoma – Immemorial Existence

It races forward like a thoroughbred on the hunt, but has so many interesting and unique flourishes, time changes, and unexpected twists that it is clear the band are thoughtful composers.

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Call Me A Cab – Color of Law

Call Me A Cab – Color of Law

…it’s low-fi powerviolence in the style of California bands like Despise You but done up Detroit style, with all the added filth, fury, and weirdo tech-y sounds that the Dirty D would bring to such a table. 

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Eremit – Desert of Ghouls

Eremit – Desert of Ghouls

Monolithic, yet with catchy riffs and foot tapping rhythms, the band treads a fine line on the release, pulling off masterfully what sounds like it could have been a yawner on paper.

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Ergholae Somptator – Eau Ardante

Ergholae Somptator – Eau Ardante

…they do set a tone for the menacing vigor of the attack, like building tension as the victim of a horror movie travels down the hall before the jump scare and horror ensues.

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Serene Dark – Enantiodromia

Serene Dark – Enantiodromia

Altogether, SERENE DARK represents a significant advance from the band’s previous manifestation and gives listeners a seamless, varied, and epic articulation of black metal, melodic death metal, old school death metal, and deathcore whilst focusing on a fascinating and poignant psychological exploration.

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