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8.4
“A Call to Arms” is a top-notch death metal record filled with robust energy where Jungle Rot flawlessly nails its sound as somewhat of an "elite" band in the genre, out via Unique Leader Records.
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8.8
The third album 'Crepuscular Dirge for the Blessed Ones' orchestrates a high degree of professionalism that was absent in the sophomore 'The Horizons towards Which Splendour Withers'. On the whole, the song seems perfectly fitted to the style of technical death metal. The chugging riffs along with the drums stand out which somehow makes the song sound complex.
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8.8
Inanna makes a successful return to its cosmic realm of death metal with its third full-length album 'Void of Unending Depths' which establishes a creative era for the Chilean quartet and comes highly recommended for fans of Blood Incantation, Sulphur Aeon and The Chasm.
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6.4
AARA’s fourth album “Triade II: Hemera” evokes an aura of modern black metal. The six tracks brim with new elements like Indian female vocals, Jewish Shofar horn and religious choirs.
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8.6
'The Great Below' provides real thrills, bringing off the passion of intersecting different genres with exuberant riffs and technical prowess. Like a burning furnace the songs are molded by an aggressive form of modern black metal that blends catchy choruses, melodies, and energetic tempos.
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8.8
Southern California indigenous death/doom metal trio Tzompantli's first full-length album 'Tlazcaltiliztli' is a soul-crushing album, inspired by the likes of Disembowelment, Evoken and The Ruins of Beverast. The entirety of the album reflects on the ancient traditions of human sacrifice and epics of war that invoke the primordial roots of Native American cultural themes.
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9.2
Watain achieved mastery over its craft the long-awaited seventh album 'The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain' is a masterwork of demonic grandiosity that breaks in a new cycle of vicious savagery. The change in sound here reflects natural progression without sacrificing the foundations of the band.
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