Apr 7, 2021
0:25-4:48
MORAL COLLAPSE
(Bengalaru)
Your stillborn be praised
— Bangalore/Bengaluru band Moral
Collapse has guest musicians from huge bands like Death and
Gorguts, creating a tight proggy technical death that builds a
balanced and infectious sound, and spots of experimentation like
horror violins to mix it up.
6:01-11:44
VITRAIL
(CAN)
Devant l'Autel
— Languid, unrushed and anguished
melodic interweave with a black scratched vocal and vicious
drums.
12:09-13:54
DEAD NEANDERTHALS
(Netherlands)
Restraining Order
— Deranged grind with a saxophone
vocal that sounds like it is being murdered; and disjointed drums
creating their brand of mayhem.
14:23-20:12
STEEL BEARING HAND
(TX)
Per Tenebras Ad Lucem
— Death and thrash are hand in hand
with sped up tempo and sharp guitar solos with variety of tempo and
a bit of doom. All of it erupts.
20:53-29:23
LABORED BREATH
(Oakland)
Hypoesthesia
— Where you start is not where you
end. Theatrical black metal with meditative sections proves dense,
but worthy of unpacking.
29:59-36:33
UNFLESH (New
Hampshire)
Amongst Horrors Must I
Dwell
— Technical death metal swings to
melodic black metal with beautiful acoustic passages that really
take it to an atmospheric route.
37:03-44:30
MYRDØD
(PA)
Heart ov Gharlrath
— Bloodied, monstrous vocals with a
swarming atmospheric black propelled with a death beat and
industrial groove in parts, eventually breaking back to its mangled
horror.
45:31-49:20
ORECUS
(Sweden)
My Manifest
— Straight-forward pummeling death
infiltrated with heavy groove, made for the bangers.
49:37-53:09
CELESTIAL SANCTUARY
(UK)
Mass Extinction
— Unafraid of a doomy slower pace,
eventually building to massive head-churning death and part
grind.
53:33-58:17
PUTRESCINE (San
Diego)
The Abyss
— Off-centered brutal death, with
multiple layered melodies making it weird, and added female
vocals.
58:39-END
ROOSEVELT
(Germany)
Strangers
— The antithesis of the previous
songs, some euphoric disco pop to sweeten your brain.