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Ghosts of Old
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Shadows
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Elders
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Sea of Dust
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Ancient Eyes
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I don't really like black metal much. But... this is pitched far enough from the archetypes of the genre that I can actually enjoy it as the beautiful piece of progressive metal that it is.
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This album not only has predictably excellent moments of beautiful despair and melancholia , but the moments of visceral sharpness and aggression are a welcome surprise. Compositions that keep you guessing, Top tier production. All good everything. Doom on.
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So much pure and slimy fun that it's simply hilarious. But why not enjoy being devoured by The Great Mollusca if you can't help it anyway? This release is just insanity and ingenuity becoming music at the same time. Da capo 🖤
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Serpent's Curse (Death Metal)
by HEADS FOR THE DEAD (International)
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Unfortunately, this is a prime example of an album with a strong opener and a weak rest of the album. The production is excellent; the instruments are half decent; the vocals are okay, but the lyrics are downright cringey. Heads for the Dead has no right to be as popular as they are within the metal underground, to be frank.
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