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The international death metal four-piece Hyperdontia returns with a gigantic sound on its latest EP “Deranged”. See the members of Taphos, Sulphurous, and Diabolizer opting for a brutal juggernaut sound where they continue to push their musical boundaries to new heights, released via Dark Descent Records and Me Saco Un Ojo Records!
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Astriferous’ full-length album “Pulsations From The Black Orb” offers barbaric rawness for fans of death metal. The quartet managed to curate atmospherics with plenty of old-school riffs that come along with hammering drums and organic performance. Released via Me Saco Un Ojo Records and Pulverised Records!
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The sophomore album ‘Squirm Beyond the Mortal Realm’ by Finnish death metal trio Morbific adheres to the rotten roots of the early 90s death metal. This is a near-perfect record that comes highly recommended for fans of Funebre, Depravity, and Demilich. out via Me Saco Un Ojo Records (Vinyl), Memento Mori (CD) and Headsplit Records (Tape).
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Vacuous’ first studio album ‘Dreams of Dysphoria’ explores the vast spectral side of atmospheric death metal. Out via Me Saco Un Ojo Records (Vinyl) and Dark Descent Records (CD) since October 14th.
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“At the Foothills of Deliration” is a sonic mixture of technicality and progressive death metal. Faceless Burial on its third album presents a grand signature sound full of quality and innate talent from the Aussie lads. Out via Dark Descent and Me Saco Un Ojo Records!
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Texan death metal quartet Fleshrot managed to offer up a foul dish for fans of old-school death metal on their first studio album ‘Unburied Corpse’. Out via Me Saco un Ojo Records.
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Québécois death metal formation Sedimentum ‘s debut ‘Suppuration Morphogénésiaque’ morphs into the grotesque attributes of the 90s death metal. Out on Memento Mori and Me Saco un Ojo Records.
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For the true old-school death metal aficionados Chaotian’s first full-length album ‘Effigies of Obsolescence’ is worthy of your time and money. The Danish trio presents an amalgam of U.S. death metal in its most primitive form. Out on Dark Descent and Me Saco Un Ojo Records.
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Cryptworm on its full length album “Spewing Mephitic Putridity” managed to sum up the putrid styles of the Finnish masters Demilich, and the guttural nuances of Undergang.
“Hideous Entity” is a bludgeoning death metal album brought by the methods of the Danish and the Turkish style of death metal.
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