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• 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

B4 Hot Pink / Black Merge

• 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

Night Attack plays Fast Aggressive Late 80s style Blackened Death Thrash inspired by Vampirism, The Occult and Afterlife. The two track demo was originally recorded in 2020 and originally intended as part of an EP that was never finished due to the pandemic. The band are currently at work on new recordings, to be released on a different label, but when Duplicate were offered to release these blistering thrashers as a limited tape, it was a no-brainer.

Crawling through the gloomy atmospheres of Black, Death and Funeral Doom, Half Visible Presence remains shrouded in a mysticism of its own, adorned by melancholy, morbidity and foul scourge.
 

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Crawling through the gloomy atmospheres of Black, Death and Funeral Doom, Half Visible Presence remains shrouded in a mysticism of its own, adorned by melancholy, morbidity and foul scourge.