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Daybreak
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The Archivist
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Dead Language
06:57
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Into the Hazel Woods
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March of the Göll
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Hypergenesis
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Mountain Caller London, UK
Heavy instrumental prog 3-piece from London. Telling stories with sound.
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I'm deeply saddened that it took me until Sept. 2022 to discover the existence of this band and album. How could my music friends have let me down so thoroughly? How could I not have just sensed the presence of this masterpiece and channeled it from thin air. Absolutely crushing desert sludge, with groove that makes you want to bang your head...against a rusty nail on a prairie fence post.
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The Calming Influence of Teeth
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Some of the most memorable hooks and melodies I've heard all year. A blast of fresh air!
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Broken Archetypes
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Knotty prog-death from Cosmitorium combines raw fury with head-spinning instrumentation.
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The excellent French metal band Epectase return with another brain-bender, offering an almost proggy take on black metal fury.
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Dark Triad: Bitter Psalms To A Sordid Species
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This album is everything I want from an extreme metal release. Ferocious riffs/blasts with some of the best extreme vocals I've heard in ages contrasted against beautiful atmospheric passages and some exceptional crescendos. This has easily secured it's position in my Top 10 for the year list and may well yet secure top spot. Incredible, incredible album - cannot recommend it highly enough.
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