Bloodletter’s infernal architecture—twin harmonisations that slither, vocals that summon, and percussion that punishes.
Extreme Metal
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Azamoth, scorched hymn of war—chaotic, cinematic, and unrelenting, this black metal opus demands full surrender
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Rise Behavior carve a sonic path that leaves nothing untouched: from guttural vocal summons, razor-sharp-riffs, to blistering drum rites
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Gravered unveils a debut steeped in lo-fi decay and death-worship. A sonic tomb: thick with distortion, guttural vocals, and ceremonial rot.
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Diaballein channel the ruinous divine. Each passage they summon feels carved from sanctified ash—ritual, not performance.
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A Vow of Silence draws the listener into sacred stillness—where beauty decays and horror blossoms. It’s no album, but a rite carved in hush and harm.
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Sodomic Baptism is steeped in a venomous and sonic liturgy of desecration—a blood rite forged in distortion, delivered with ceremonial fury.
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Warslaughter, an excrement drenched death metal, playing the most grotesque death metal that their instruments can conjure.
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Rotgut is a booze-soaked riot of black-thrash filth and DIY sleaze collide in a sonic brawl that leaves no face unbruised.
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Goath Drips with malevolence and ritualistic chaos through blackened death metal. A sonic purge of brutality, fury, and raw underground power.