Greetings, Decibel readers!
Hope everybody had a good time at this 12 months’s installment of Decibel Metallic and Beer Fest, and that you simply’ve begun your journey to get well and put together for the Denver version this December.
Within the meantime, right here’s some black metallic. And a brand new dying metallic album from Darkish Descent.
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Diabolizer – Murderous Revelations
Quick, brutal, mean-as-hell dying metallic within the type of Nile, Hate Everlasting, Deicide, and Formulation-era Morbid Angel. It’s a type of circumstances the place the quilt artwork tells you precisely what you’re in for.
Stream: Apple Music
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Fryktelig Støy – Indandescent
Ominous, doomy black metallic from Australia. Rather less bizarre than the stuff that usually comes from I, Voidhanger — however no much less darkish and menacing, in an nearly orchestral manner.
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Within the woods … – Otra
The most recent from the Norwegian legends. Very like Amorphis (simply the primary band that involves thoughts), there’s loads of reminders of what made Within the woods … a hallowed identify in excessive metallic circles, but it surely’s delivered with a contemporary manufacturing and shine that offers it a extra accessible sense of energy.
Stream: Apple Music
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Malphas – Extinct
Talking of black metallic. Right here’s the newest from Switzerland’s Malphas. Extremely beneficial for followers of Watain, Darkish Funeral and Enthroned. However don’t be misled by these comparisons, as Malphas has loads of tips (together with wonderful piano work) that mark them out as their very own singular black metallic entity.
Stream: Apple Music
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Sumerian Tombs – Age of Everlasting Evening
Extra black metallic! That is some cool stuff, much like latter-day Behemoth, however centered on less-well-trodden material. Black metallic for individuals who performed Age of Empires rising up (me, that’s me).
Stream: Apple Music
