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Barbarity Kostroma, Russia
Old School Death Metal, Brutal Death Metal
Barbarity was formed in 2002 in Kostroma,Russia.
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Violence Unimagined
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This album pummels you from track one to track eleven! Cannibal Corpse are one of the overlords of death metal, Erik Rutan brings it in his debut here. Let the metal flow!
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Swim With The Leviathan
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☠️☠️☠️☠️Great Old European Classix☠️☠️☠️☠️ Benediction meets Wombbath... Excellent!!!🤘👍🍺😍
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So, technical death metal often feels like quite the slog (or show-off), if the song writing skills / self-control of the band are not that high. This album is not a drag at all. Listening to this, even though it is top-notch-busy tech-death is way more calming than even trying to pronounce the band's name. Reminds me of Necrophagist quite a lot, which is one of the biggest achievements a tech-death-band can achieve in my book. Even the 5 minute ambient outro passes by in a few heartbeats.
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The Lighthouse
by EYE OF PURGATORY
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 11, 2021
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Immortal and Vile (Death Metal)
by PRIMITIV (Mumbai, India)
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 28, 2021
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Fragments Of The Ageless (24-bit HD audio)
by Skeletal Remains
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 15, 2024
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Death Atlas
by Cattle Decapitation
supported by 4 fans who also own “Synptoms Of Morbid Necrophilia”
Out of this world extreme music. The proof that it's possible to renew a genre many decades after its birth.
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