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OMEGA DIATRIBE Hungary
There’s a secret ancient writing stem from an unknown alien civilization, a contract between Humans and Aliens about the use of the planet Earth. The government calls it „Omega Diatribe”. This contract says Humans could only use the Earth in a limited time. Overtime is not allowed. ... more
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I was quickly overwhelmed the moment I listened to "Interlude." Oriental atmosphere reminiscent of Egypt is very intertwined through all. Supreme Truth has something in common with Linkin Park's Meteora.
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Humanity's Last Breath
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Subsequent Phase”
THIS IS WHY THEY'RE THE GOAT THE G O A T ‼ 😤😡👿
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Subsequent Phase”
Been listening to this since 2013. Eventually tried to track down a CD but now I'm starting to go digital. So, has 7 years of listening to this EP dulled the experience? Not even slightly. Amazing work. From Nathan's ghost beats on the snare, polyrhythmic measures and insane kick pedal work, Eric's unique tone on vocals and both Aaron and Josh's melodies and interesting structures. Just hope they get the chance to tour England soon.
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A brand new record from one of the best metalcore acts around.
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Sundered
by Where The Waves Are Born
Scalding metalcore from Spain, “Where the Waves Are Born” swings from clean to growled vocals over blindingly intricate fretwork.
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The new progressive death metal project from two members of Ephel Duath, Red Rot strikes a balance between raw pummel and technical prowess.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Subsequent Phase”
Only the first two tracks are new, the rest are recycled tracks from previous albums. That isn't necessarily bad, but in my opinion, I don't like how [The] Arcadiac was reduxed. That's because the original version was what kicked off my rabid obsession with this fungi-inspired band. Still, those first 2 tracks total 24:54 of absolute insanity & technical fucking brilliancy that get stuck in your brain & won't goddamn leave! The poly-rhythms on track 1 give me googly eyes & a grin!
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