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Hypochondria
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Hideous Mound
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Call of the Void
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Agoraphobia
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GODZ OV WAR PRODUCTIONS Poland
Godz Ov War Productions is an independent label dedicated to extreme music from the depths of the underground.
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I saw this before and since I saw the album cover it caught my eye. I recently purchased it and I will definitely get the CD. For Death Metal fans, this is a must.
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Wretched Fate - Fleshletting
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Call of the Void”
Putting the obvious Bloodbath reference on their earlier demo aside the masterpiece at hand reminds me a lot of Entombed's second record Clandestine. Old School Swedish Death Metal with a crisp sound and a fresh take on brutality. Take the title track Fleshletting as the perfect example: HM-2 guitars supported by erratic drums that merge into unforgiving blastbeats during the chorus. Hailing from Sweden themselves Wretched Fate attack the Stockholm approach with previously unseen ferocity.
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Land of Weeping Souls (Death Metal)
by PAGANIZER (Sweden)
supported by 8 fans who also own “Call of the Void”
6.5/10 | Classic swedish extreme metal, really not a huge experiment on style but still nice when you want just that and no extravagant toppings on the salad.
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by Öxxö Xööx
Creepy, crushing symphonic metal from Öxxö Xööx, pitting sick riffs against eerie keys and organs.
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Odious Descent Into Decay
by Cerebral Rot
The Seattle band is optimized for one thing, and one thing alone: making music that’s as foul and disgusting as possible.
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Living Tomb
by Ossuarium
A corrosive mix of death, doom, psychedelia, and black metal, the Portland quartet’s debut full-length is a bona fide underground monolith that shapeshifts with each listen, all while maintaining its essential heaviness.
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Wolf
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New York City's black-metal luminaries trade astral ambition for brutalist rage on this cacophonous, consistently-intense surprise EP.
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