“When forming the band, the intention was to play primitive and ugly music with a rudimentary name that correlated to this principle. Every release has featured a degree of evolution, however this became evident to us between releasing the ‘Realm…’ EP and the writing process for ‘Exalted…’, where the emphasis was placed on incorporating more atmospheric elements to which the previous band name was too limiting, and incongruent with the direction overall.”
Tag: profound lore records
ALBUM REVIEW: Apparition – Feel
Following a single EP, APPARITION are set to unleash their debut album of spectral Death Metal via Profound Lore Records … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Antichrist Siege Machine – Purifying Blade
ANTICHRIST SIEGE MACHINE are back with their 2nd album of vitriolic War Metal, set for release via Profound Lore Records … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Portal – Avow
Australia’s Experimental Death Metal deviants PORTAL recently unveiled 2 new full length albums via Profound Lore Records. I will be … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Spectral Wound – A Diabolic Thirst
Quebec Black Metal certainly has no shortage of unfathomably brilliant bands, one of which is SPECTRAL WOUND whom return with … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Suffering Hour – The Cyclic Reckoning
Recently American Black / Death Metal trio SUFFERING HOUR unveiled the second full length album via Profound Lore Records. Below … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Of Feather And Bone – Sulfuric Disintegration
Following the crushing “Bestial Hymns Of Perversion”, OF FEATHER AND BONE are back with their 3rd slab of Death Metal … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Godthrymm – Reflections
It’s been a little while since I reviewed some Doom Metal, so I am looking forward to checking out the … More
ALBUM REVIEW: The Deathtrip – Demon Solar Totem
Norwegian / UK Black Metallers THE DEATHTRIP are back with their new full length album, out now via Svart Records … More
ALBUM REVIEW: Mortiferum – Disgorged From Psychotic Depths
Following a couple of demos, MORTIFERUM are here with their first full length album of punishingly putrid old school Death … More
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