Patricidal Lust
General
| Nov 2013
Reviews
The Grunt
Reviewed 2013-11-17
Reviewed 2013-11-17
SF LOCAL BAND!!! Excellent blend of death metal and doom, leaning more towards the doom side. Deep growls and consistent mid-tempo riffs. Formed in 2009, released a demo in 2011, but took a break after the death of a band member, these death doomers are back with a lyrically abstract album about the sexualization of language and discussions of the anguish and confusion associated with sexual abuse and incest and the blurry area where eroticism and madness vaporize into an unrecognizable fog of horror.
Check this interview except: "There is a kind of dialectic between the sexual and the erotic in that we are sexed through language and culture, that we are in a sense violated by language, involuntarily submitted to it, which is an intrusion, a penetration; but that there is an excess that is not contained by the sexual and this excess is the erotic. This is horrifying beyond representation. It is the nameless and faceless dread that trumps any kind of horror one can experience directly. Only an indirect approach, an oblique one, captures this kind of horror — and even then this horror is only captured in the negative, in something that is not, something repudiated and impossible to integrate, something that resists symbolization."
SOLID ALBUM! RIYL: Obituary, Autopsy
1.) + + Mid-tempo, lots of riff changes to keep it fresh while still being doomy. Guitar solo
2.) + Starts slow death metal but moves into some driving chugging. Abstract solo.
3.) You get the idea by now.
4.) + Slow power chords into some slow tremolo picking. The least death metal so far.
5.) + + Very good blending of the death with the doom here.
6.) + + Headbanger. Cool ending riff.
-The Grunt
Check this interview except: "There is a kind of dialectic between the sexual and the erotic in that we are sexed through language and culture, that we are in a sense violated by language, involuntarily submitted to it, which is an intrusion, a penetration; but that there is an excess that is not contained by the sexual and this excess is the erotic. This is horrifying beyond representation. It is the nameless and faceless dread that trumps any kind of horror one can experience directly. Only an indirect approach, an oblique one, captures this kind of horror — and even then this horror is only captured in the negative, in something that is not, something repudiated and impossible to integrate, something that resists symbolization."
SOLID ALBUM! RIYL: Obituary, Autopsy
1.) + + Mid-tempo, lots of riff changes to keep it fresh while still being doomy. Guitar solo
2.) + Starts slow death metal but moves into some driving chugging. Abstract solo.
3.) You get the idea by now.
4.) + Slow power chords into some slow tremolo picking. The least death metal so far.
5.) + + Very good blending of the death with the doom here.
6.) + + Headbanger. Cool ending riff.
-The Grunt
Recent airplay
Repulsive Arousal
Deathcrush — Apr 21, 2014
Repulsive Arousal
Deathcrush — Dec 12, 2013
Patricidal Lust
Deathcrush — Dec 05, 2013
Repulsive Arousal
Deathcrush — Nov 21, 2013
Patricidal Lust
Aporeia — Nov 15, 2013
Libidinal Spring
Metal In The A-file — May 27, 1984
Charting
2013-11-14 — 2014-01-24
Loud
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Dec 15 | 1 |
| Dec 8 | 1 |
| Nov 24 | 1 |
| Nov 17 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Libidinal Spring | ||
| 2. | Enigma Of Disgust | ||
| 3. | 3am In Agony | ||
| 4. | Incel | ||
| 5. | Patricidal Lust | ||
| 6. | Repulsive Arousal |