Bring it on.

Gladness and hope for one of the greatest stuff this spring.

Looking at that title: I'm beginning to wonder if people are just throwing about random words to sound cool.

Written by [user id=101272] on 08.02.2014 at 19:34

Looking at that title: I'm beginning to wonder if people are just throwing about random words to sound cool.

Looks almost like a dig at BaN's Thematic Emanation of Archetypal Multiplicity.

Written by [user id=101272] on 08.02.2014 at 19:34

Looking at that title: I'm beginning to wonder if people are just throwing about random words to sound cool.

What to say about this?

O, Elegiac Purulent Purtenance, O Sepulchral Longevous Billows...

Courtesy: [URL=http://metalstorm.net/bands/album.php?album_id=73391&band_id=4332&bandname=Grieving+Age]Grieving Age's Merely The Fleshless We And The Awed Obsequy[/url].

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 08.02.2014 at 21:09

What to say about this?

O, Elegiac Purulent Purtenance, O Sepulchral Longevous Billows...

Courtesy: [URL=http://metalstorm.net/bands/album.php?album_id=73391&band_id=4332&bandname=Grieving+Age]Grieving Age's Merely The Fleshless We And The Awed Obsequy[/url].

This is untranslatable. Anyway, in the languages I ​​know.

New track:

That was nice.

Yessir. Looks like another good year in the making herr.

Intense. Thx Pazdzioch.

Always said to myself I had to check this band but never did. That song is rad. Must listen moar of these guys.

Danm that was monstrous. Loved it.

That was nice. [2]

That was nice. [3]

That was nice.

Anyone heard it yet?

I wish.

On bandcamp .

Cheers, will definitely set time aside for that once I'm home from work.

Just finished listening to it for the first time. It's too chaotic to be judged just by one spin but I definitely can say that I'm really satisfied. This album is much less one dimensional than their (great) debut. Huge improvement in the songwriting had happened as there is enough variety included here. I personally did not expect IR to be an evolving band, but this had taken place. Moreover, two lengthy tracks included are, with great buildup and progression. For a long time, I wondered what would happen if the chaotic and dark version of death metal offered by bands like portal/ IR got doomy and this album is the closest thing to the answer of this question I've faced. Final track is one of the creepiest thing I've ever heard and such a prefect closer.
Candidate for album of the year right here. This is exactly how I like the my death metal.

What mz said. Probably the best thing to come from Impetuous Ritual or Portal since Outre'. At times it reminds me of Blut aus Nord's 'Liber' records.

This is really damn good.

Written by mz on 14.04.2014 at 10:30

On bandcamp .

For the first time you're useful, dude

Written by Paz on 14.04.2014 at 18:31

For the first time you're useful, dude

Cheers

That scream in the middle of Inservitude.

*shivers*

Gonna listen to this asap and get finally start reviewing again. By the comments this seems like a good way to re-start my writing.

I'm with Joe in saying that, aside from Outre' (and possible Swarth), this is the best thing from Portal/Impetuous Ritual. My only real complaint would be that some of the guitar lines sound slightly misplaced (such as the mini guitar solo at the 1:30 mark in the second track)

I srsly need to listen to this.

Loved the debut, which is weird casue I am generally not a fan of crypt death metal, though lately I've been getting into Ulcerate and Flourishing.

Written by Uldreth on 15.04.2014 at 00:20


Loved the debut, which is weird casue I am generally not a fan of crypt death metal, though lately I've been getting into Ulcerate and Flourishing.

But I wouldn't call ulcerate or flourishing cryptic dm to be honest and their approach to songwriting and production is very different from cryptic bands.

Written by mz on 15.04.2014 at 20:26

Written by Uldreth on 15.04.2014 at 00:20


Loved the debut, which is weird casue I am generally not a fan of crypt death metal, though lately I've been getting into Ulcerate and Flourishing.

But I wouldn't call ulcerate or flourishing cryptic dm to be honest and their approach to songwriting and production is very different from cryptic bands.

This sortof was a shorter although more incorrect way of expressing myself, it is true that Impetuous Ritual has a more "crypt" atmosphere than the two I mentioned but this doubles as both "crypt" dm and post-dm. I guess I used the term quite wrong here .