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Book of Black Earth
Horoskopus (Vinyl 2LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Seattle's Book of Black Earth have really delivered some crushing, molten, sludge-filled death metal here. This 5-piece is as heavy as they get, their sound filled with behemoth guitar riffs, beefy bass lines, pounding drums, and some solid Dan Swano/Edge of Sanity inspired death metal vocals.
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Released: 2010
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Holy Grail
Crisis in Utopia (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Rarely does a band put out an album that makes me clinch my fist and pound it on my desk with approval but leave it to Holy Grail to do just that. “Crisis In Utopia” is chock full of classic metal anthems full of thundering double bass drums, harmony lead guitar and enough sweep picking that would make Yngwie Malmsteen feel threatened.
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Released: 2010
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Holy Grail
Crisis in Utopia (Vinyl LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 800 copies on 135gr. black vinyl. Rarely does a band put out an album that makes me clinch my fist and pound it on my desk with approval but leave it to Holy Grail to do just that. “Crisis In Utopia” is chock full of classic metal anthems full of thundering double bass drums, harmony lead guitar and enough sweep picking that would make Yngwie Malmsteen feel threatened.
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Kylesa
Static Tensions (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
I remain steadfast: this is the best Kylesa record to date. Static Tensions picks up where Time Will Fuse Its Worth left off - two drummers weaving beats around each other, spurring on pummeling riffs. While the dual drumming usually results in a monolith of primal sound, it’s used on songs to create a polyrhythmic cacophony. The guitars are tuned bowel-loosening low, but the vintage amplifiers lend them a warm, soothing tone. There are a few proggier numbers vaguely r...
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Released: 2006
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Kylesa
Time Will Fuse Its Worth (Standard Edition) (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Time Will Fuse Its Worth sees the band continuing to evolve upon Kylesa's signature sound, seamlessly flowing from track to track encompassing listeners with sounds far and wide and an utter disregard for musical boundaries. Bringing together avant-garde experimentalism with the pure fury of dirty, sludgy riffs and raw, coexisting male and female vocals, Kylesa's ambient noise interludes, grimy rock riffs and impassioned, gruff vocals portray the doom-inspired p...
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Released: 2005
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Kylesa
To Walk a Middle Course (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
To Walk a Middle Course expands on the sound displayed on the No Ending.. EP, putting the band with contemporaries like Rwake, Dove, and Mastodon. They’ve got complicated, mathy moments, where they abruptly shift directions mid song, and repeat listens show that there’s significantly more going on than your standard verse - chorus - verse template. But Kylesa also know that the most effective approach is the simplest one. So while some songs may be jammed...
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Released: 2007
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Skeletonwitch
Beyond the Permafrost (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Five Ohioans tearing up ’80s-evocative thrash with–surprise!– blackened Abbath snarl atop those absolutely classic melodic dual guitar riffs. So nice. At times, vocalist Chance Garnette’s growls guide the procession (he jumps between Popeye treble and death-low bass); here, it’s the buoyant, slippery, nimble, addictive picking (or non) of Chance’s brother Nathan, fellow six-stringer Scott Hedrick and bassist Eric Harris, each locating metal's elusive holy grail. Seriou...
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Released: 2012
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Skeletonwitch
Beyond the Permafrost (Color) (Vinyl LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 500 copies with white and blue splatter on translucent blue vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Five Ohioans tearing up ’80s-evocative thrash with–surprise!– blackened Abbath snarl atop those absolutely classic melodic dual guitar riffs. So nice. At times, vocalist Chance Garnette’s growls guide the procession (he jumps between Popeye treble and death-low bass); here, it’s the buoyant, slippery, nimble, addictive picking (or non) of Chance’s brother ...
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Skeletonwitch
Breathing the Fire (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Produced by Jack Endino. Much like Beyond the Permafrost, Breathing the Fire is a darker trip into the land of thrash. Instead of moody atmosphere, we are presented with one ass kicking riff after another. As a thrash fiend, I can’t get enough of that raw onslaught that provides energy and nothing but. Beyond the Permafrost was a damn good effort, but I must say that the maturity the band shows by reeling in the chaos in favor of more controlled bursts with melodies t...
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Skeletonwitch
Breathing the Fire (Color) (Vinyl LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Produced by Jack Endino. Limited edition of only 500 copies with orange splatter on translucent red vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Much like Beyond the Permafrost, Breathing the Fire is a darker trip into the land of thrash. Instead of moody atmosphere, we are presented with one ass kicking riff after another. As a thrash fiend, I can’t get enough of that raw onslaught that provides energy and nothing but. Beyond the Permafrost was a damn good effort, but I must say t...
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Released: 2011
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Skeletonwitch
Forever Abomination (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Fuck. Yes. After a handful of albums developing a synthesis of old school thrash, modern black metal and dashes of rock and roll, Skeletonwitch unquestionably come into their own on Forever Abomination. The album is an electrifying consolidation of influences, gratefully nodding to the past as they keep their eyes solidly on the future. Most importantly, these songs rock!
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Released: 2011
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Skeletonwitch
Forever Abomination (Color) (Vinyl 2LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 500 copies on bronze vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Fuck. Yes. After a handful of albums developing a synthesis of old school thrash, modern black metal and dashes of rock and roll, Skeletonwitch unquestionably come into their own on Forever Abomination. The album is an electrifying consolidation of influences, gratefully nodding to the past as they keep their eyes solidly on the future. Most importantly, these songs rock!
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Released: 2011
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Trap Them
Darker Handcraft (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
For those familiar with the band, Darker Handcraft's first three tracks sound like the Trap Them we know and love: fast D-beat drums and the buzzsaw guitar of the Swedish death-metal legends in Entombed. Converge's Kurt Ballou returns to produce, and makes cuts like these burst with a razor-sharp sound. The latter half of Darker Handcraft largely favors Trap Them's grindcore roots, with pummeling minute-long songs unleashing a swirl of kick-punches to the face. But in...
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Trap Them
Darker Handcraft (Blue) (Vinyl LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Blue vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. For those familiar with the band, Darker Handcraft's first three tracks sound like the Trap Them we know and love: fast D-beat drums and the buzzsaw guitar of the Swedish death-metal legends in Entombed. Converge's Kurt Ballou returns to produce, and makes cuts like these burst with a razor-sharp sound. The latter half of Darker Handcraft largely favors Trap Them's grindcore roots, with pummeling minute-long songs unleashing a swirl...
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Trap Them
Darker Handcraft (Green) (Vinyl LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Green vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. For those familiar with the band, Darker Handcraft's first three tracks sound like the Trap Them we know and love: fast D-beat drums and the buzzsaw guitar of the Swedish death-metal legends in Entombed. Converge's Kurt Ballou returns to produce, and makes cuts like these burst with a razor-sharp sound. The latter half of Darker Handcraft largely favors Trap Them's grindcore roots, with pummeling minute-long songs unleashing a swirl...
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Released: 2010
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Withered
Dualitas (Vinyl 2LP)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 500 copies. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Includes the bonus LP featuring the instrumental "Dwell". Seriously, how do you knock a band like Withered? They’re everything most North American bands aren’t, which in essence, is forward-thinking, hard-working, and under the aid of an unlimited scope. In fact, that’s what hurts these guys – sound-wise, they’re too broad and unwilling to cop-out to one direct style, as the constant collision of black metal a...
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Withered
Dualitas (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Seriously, how do you knock a band like Withered? They’re everything most North American bands aren’t, which in essence, is forward-thinking, hard-working, and under the aid of an unlimited scope. In fact, that’s what hurts these guys – sound-wise, they’re too broad and unwilling to cop-out to one direct style, as the constant collision of black metal and doom metal might be hard too hard for some to grasp. Dualitas often finds itself in that reclusive little sphere o...
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Withered
Folie Circulaire (CD)
Label: Prosthetic Origin: USA
Writing long, epic and spiraling songs with just as many moments of pure beauty as there are moments of brutality is a good start. Giving black metal's typical wall of sound production a makeover by focusing on coldness and clarity in the guitar sound, while still maintaining a feeling of vastness doesn't hurt their cause either. Plus Withered displays an overall proggy versatility that makes them come across like a darker, more tortured version of Mastodon or Baroness...
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