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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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supported by 9 fans who also own “Denying Our Reality”
dude you guys kick ass great album i love it
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Some of the most insane and melodic djent i've heard. Brutal chugs, beautiful cleans and leads with powerful vocals on top.
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Shrine of the Obscene
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Denying Our Reality”
Big fan of Inferi and Symbolik here, so it is almost expected to like The Odious Construct as well. It is a very good tech-death band, so yes, it should not surprise you. This is a short EP, only 5 tracks, but damn me they are good. Waiting impatiently for a new release and full-length, if ever, so while waiting "Shrine..." will have to do. Melodic and technical, just like the two bands mentioned at the beginning, yet as original as tech-death can be.
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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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Midwestern prog-metal stalwarts go for the throat on their new EP, featuring a roiling cover of the Smashing Pumpkins' “1979.”
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A brand new record from one of the best metalcore acts around.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Denying Our Reality”
“… And Everything In Between” was a great introduction to the band, and after having listened to it 2975295 times in a relatively short while I could appreciate “Artificial Void” (which is perhaps a bit more intricate?) better.
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