throats.productions Mexico
Black Metal Label based in Mexico.
Distributed and Marketed by Ascension Records
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Slaves of the Vast Machine
by Obitus
supported by 18 fans who also own “The Roar Of The Furious Sea”
I wasn't ready for this album, but it burst into my life through a brick wall like the Kool-Aid man on methamphetamines and beat the living daylights out of me just for the hell of it. As others have mentioned, this is an unrelenting and vicious slab of chaotic blackened death metal that levels everything in its path, takes no prisoners, and is not for the weak of heart. If there is a Guinness Book of World Record entry for metal, then the drummer of this band should be included.
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Life has gone on long enough
by NONE
supported by 18 fans who also own “The Roar Of The Furious Sea”
DSBM at its finest. Oddly calming despite the emotional bleakness of it all; it reminds me of Coldworld’s “Melancholie2” in this respect, though it’s a somewhat harsher and bleaker album than that one. The third track, in particular, is a masterpiece.
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Damp Chill of Life
by NONE
supported by 18 fans who also own “The Roar Of The Furious Sea”
When you enter the blue hell, you are frozen, unable to get out. That ability that this album has to catch you and not let you go is what I applaud the most about this band. One more life experience, but an ordinary experience, an atmospheric and depressing journey, difficult to forget.
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Chasms
by Lycus
Oakland, CA quartet LYCUS return with a new album on Relapse Records. Heavy, epic, mournful, and replete with art by Paolo Girardi.
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Sisyphus
by Leiþa
An outstanding slab of atmospheric black metal, “Sisyphus” cannily blends texture and terror for a gripping final product.
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The Intimate Earth (Folk/Black Metal)
by FELLED (US)
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 23, 2021
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Deception Through Your Lies
by Womb
supported by 17 fans who also own “The Roar Of The Furious Sea”
Presque totalement converti au black, au death et au funeral (ô Bandcamp qu'as-tu fait de moi ?), je peux désormais mieux apprécier cet album. La force de ces morceaux est peut-être à chercher dans leur durée, qui est assez courte somme toute pour le genre. Cela permet à Womb de concentrer leurs effets sans se disperser ni se répéter - ni créer d'ennui.
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