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An underground brutal death metal demo grail finally unearthed after twenty-five years rotting, 20 Buck Spin presents Prelude To Obscurity! Hailing from Wisconsin in the shadow of the Milwaukee Metal Fest, Embalm formed in 1995 while in high school in the era of Ablated Records, Frozen Dawn CD compilations and IllNoiz Death Fest to name a few. Embalm created truly memorable grooves of mid-paced, catchy, and brutal-as-hell Midwest death metal, also including the customary influence of Swedish death metal and even touches of Dissection-style harmony, setting this demo apart from any forced retro nostalgia. Despite staying local, Embalm was a part of a larger network and held their own supporting bands like Rotted, Internal Bleeding and Incantation. While this collection focuses on the masterwork and tragic final demo aptly titled Prelude To Obscurity, sicko freaks will be treated to the literally impossible to obtain first Demo ’95 as well, showing the most evil and grim basement necro recordings that, while primitive and cruel, still hold minimalistic memory of true underground demo cassette culture. Also included in a rare find are the two final live tracks that sadly never made it to the studio, written after Prelude and showing the band’s insane dual vocal / multi-lingual genius for darkness, slam and tortured leads. Painstakingly remastered from original DAT and cassette tapes by Arthur Rizk, the collection includes a massive time capsule booklet of flyers, ephemera, zine reviews, and live photos from the bygone glory days of true brutal death metal! A guidepost for any new band looking for a glimpse of time tested ‘brutal stuff’. A first time co-release between two modern underground titans, 20 Buck Spin and Hospital Productions.
• Reissue of obscure Midwestern demo brutality from the ‘90s
• Includes massive 24-page booklet of flyers, old artwork, zine reviews etc
• Remastered by Arthur Rizk
• Includes a bandcamp download card
• First time co-release between 20 Buck Spin and Hospital Productions
• For fans of Fleshgrind, Deaden, Broken Hope, Dissection, Witch Vomit, Torture Rack
First time on vinyl, and self-released by the band.
Newly mixed and mastered for this vinyl edition by A. Naucke.
Regular, solid sleeve with thick insert, and black 180g vinyl. Limited to 300 copies.
Duplicate Records proudly presents Norwegian cosmic horror death metal act KOSMIK TOMB, whose debut album Origins of the Horror will be released on physical format 2022.
KOSMIK TOMB is the brainchild of A (NACHASH, HIDEOUS DEATH), who creates both music and lyrics, as well as handling all instruments. Origins of the Horror feels like a trip through an alternate universe where unspeakable creatures dwell. There's a Lovecraftian vibe throughout and the atmosphere is thick with the kind of despair one would experience in an alien world with no shred of hope.
Fans of dark, doomy trippy death metal rejoice, the KOSMIK TOMB has opened...
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Hailing from the thriving-yet-oft-overlooked Spanish black metal scene, Beyond Death's Throne were founded in 2018 in Llavorsí, Catalan Pyrenees by Kzanhagr and M.Ptah.Smrt, members of Arkhaeth, Necroracle, and other related projects. The duo's debut recording, Haphazard Ethos, comprises four epic tracks for a total of 27 minutes, praising and hailing those who still believe that the past is alive, and will certainly live forever in the dark and torturous mind of Beyond Death's Throne!
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With its inception in New York City in 2018, Morbid Sphere was born an heir to the location's long legacy of dark and oppressive death metal. Among its primary influences, the band perhaps unsurprisingly mentions Incantation, fellow denizens of the same depraved metropolis whose well-established and recognizable body of work is reflected in Morbid Sphere's initial recordings. Said parallel aside, this relatively newfound quartet's sound has been shaped by a variety of influences that give it multiple dimensions and thus distinguish it from what one might be led to expect based simply on its place of origin and assigned subgenre. Similarly to the legendary Disembowelment of a continent far-removed, Morbid Sphere takes advantage of the space between notes and beats just as effectively as it conjures those elements themselves. The band also reaches outside the typical boundaries of death metal in drawing inspiration from the works of Ved Buens Ende and Virus, in particular through its use of progressive and unorthodox melodic ideas.
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ENDLYSET is a new black metal band from Sweden. Their debut EP, Tusen År, was released digitally in 2020, and the follow-up, Beholders is now ready. Five tracks of apocalyptic, yet atmospheric black metal that both incorporate clean vocals and keyboards without losing that original swedish touch. The LP includes the title track from the Tusen År EP as bonus.
• One of two simultaneously released new albums by Bay Area surreal blackened technical death metal band
• Each album cover is half of a larger original piece created for the band by Ian Miller (Stormkeep, Bolt Thrower, Games Workshop)
• 2020 album Providence was widely hailed for its unique style of death metal
• For fans of Atrocity, Enslaved, Gorguts, Demilich, Krallice, Voidceremony, Tomb Mold, Suffering Hour
• One of two simultaneously released new albums by Bay Area surreal blackened technical death metal band
• Each album cover is half of a larger original piece created for the band by Ian Miller (Stormkeep, Bolt Thrower, Games Workshop)
• 2020 album Providence was widely hailed for its unique style of death metal
• For fans of Atrocity, Enslaved, Gorguts, Demilich, Krallice, Voidceremony, Tomb Mold, Suffering Hour
The varied song structures on their debut, coupled with instrumental dungeon synth passages, capture the magic of what was once the Black Metal art of the past, without sounding like a copy of those artists in any second. This independence runs like a thread through this record and proves that Vampyric Tyrant’s »Schwarze Schwingen« will definitely establish itself as a future classic in (German) Black Metal music.