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Progressive Death Metal
Aug 24, 2020
Another influential album released somewhere in August 1990, this one coming from Florida, the hotbed of early American death metal. Nocturnus may not have been the first band to take death metal in a more progressive direction, fellow Floridans themselves like Death and Atheist were already making their steps, but never had a death metal band incorporated keyboards that heavily into their sound and basically birthed technical/progressive death metal's fascination with space and sci-fi. Though they're not as technical as most of their peers and descendants, the musicianship on here isn't to be taken lightly, especially considering how unusual it is for the drummer to be the vocalist as well.
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Endorsed by: ScreamingSteelUS, BitterCOld, Ag Fox, X-Ray Rod, nikarg, Auntie Sahar, Darkside Momo, Redel, ylside
Endorsed by: ScreamingSteelUS, BitterCOld, Ag Fox, X-Ray Rod, nikarg, Auntie Sahar, Darkside Momo, Redel, ylside