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Nov 18, 2020

0:25-4:50
PUTERAEON (Sweden)
Call Of R'lyeh
— Lovecraftian-themed menacing, mean, monstrous, muscular old school death.

6:03-12:18
GUIGNOL NOIR (Switzerland)
Rotten Drugfest
— Black metal duo split between vocals and instrumentation. Vocals are theatrical, desperate, wicked and playful. Instrumentation is frosted, raw, riff-driven layering. Epic Swiss.

12:47-17:52
OF FEATHER AND BONE (Denver)
Baptized in Boiling Phlegm
— Denver’s idea of cavernous death, so extra blistering. Massive bald, bearded metal. I don’t know what they look like though. 

18:34-24:09
DRACONIAN (Sweden)
Claw Marks on the Throne
— Yeah, usually not my style either, gothic metal? But her fragility against brutality, set against atmospheric melancholy black metal is a balm.

25:08-30:39
MRTVI (Serbia)
Self Slaughtering
— Demonic vocals hop over a black metal and grind landscape propelled into an unseen dimension. A true mayhem that you may hate, but let it break you.

31:10-36:16
ANTZAAT (Belgium)
Through the Eyes of a Rotten Mind
— Murky, creepy vocals hit you like a ton of bricks, the melodic black metal is razor sharp, clawing.

36:46-41:34
PULCHRA MORTE (USA)
The Serpent's Choir
— Supergroup with members from Skeletonwitch, Abigail Williams, etc. Unrushed pace, sludgy death meets doom.

42:03-49:10
SHAIDAR LOGOTH (MN)
Consume Pieces of God
— Lots of atmospheric black metal despair in the Minnesota air. Shaidar Logoth shimmers when still, drops of pattering beautiful instruments rippling through, brewing into a storm, mournful screams into the abyss. Melodic is battered out until it is just a ferocious tornado, bleeding their soul. You know?

50:04-56:13
ANCIENT THRONES (CAN)
The Soul to Flesh
— Charred, raw and bleeding, like we need that to fill our brains and ears, what are we? Fucking insane? This is what I like? What is wrong with me, and you, omg we are all dying.

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MOLCHAT DOMA (Belarus)
Leningradskiy Blues
— Excited to see this synth dark wave band with a brand new album. Definitely some eastern European influence here.