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Dark Descent Records \ England \ Invictus Productions \ London \ occult death metal \ Santiago Caruso \ United Kingdom
Qrixkuor – Zoetrope (Occult Death Metal for Chaotic Connoisseurs)
I see one long track as an album or EP and I’m like yeah this shit’s going to have something to say. And yes, Qrixkuor is such a band and this is such an album, or rather EP. More of an experience perhaps, or just a long ass song even, Zoetrope is a spinning […]
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dark death metal \ Lunar Revelations \ occult death metal \ Spain \ The Sinister Flame \ Valencia \ Valencian Community
Orthodoxy – Ater Ignis (Macabre Occult Death Metal)
Now here’s a solid release. Orthodoxy are a relatively new act from the recent Spanish vanguard of the macabre, with members from bands you mostly probably haven’t heard of. Ah, that’s how we like it around here! Obscure, dark…ahhh. So relaxing! Ater Ignis is but their second full-length, but continues their development into a […]
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Lithuania \ Néstor Ávalos \ Néstor Avalos \ occult death metal \ Transcending Obscurity Records
Crypts of Despair – All Light Swallowed (Abyssal Death Metal)
This is…just good. I don’t know how else to say it. It’s good. Actually very good, so I can add at least that word to the review here to be more verbose. I can probably manage more than that, we’ll see. First off, congratulations to Crypts of Despair, because this is the first Lithuanian […]
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blackened death metal \ Gilbert Miranda \ Iron Bonehead Productions \ Lingua Mortis Artwork \ occult death metal \ Oregon \ Portland
Witchbones – The Seas of Draugen (Occult Death Metal on the Open Seas)
Lol I always think the theme of the sea is silly in metal, but then I remember I’ve encountered a few bands over the years that have turned it from silly to formidable. We will now be adding to that imaginary list Witchbones, who preach the canon of occult death metal from broken ships […]
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