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| Mar 2014
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Lestrygonian
Reviewed 2014-03-14
Reviewed 2014-03-14
Holy shit, what the fuck did I just hear? This might be the most disgustingly evil, muddy sounding black metal band on the face of the earth. Hailing from a distant galaxy known as Canada, Antediluvian is what you get when Portal and Mitochondrion have a diabolical threeway with Blasphemy (another classic Canadian band that is BANNED FROM THE U.S.) and abort the resulting fetus in a cemetery that has been flooded with toxic waste. This is great stuff, play any/all tracks, all FCC safe as far as human ears can discern.
1. (2:50) starts with 15secs of chanting and spooky atmospheres before going totally nuts, shit gets so intense there is a piercing “aaaaugh” accompanying the guitar solo
2. (3:32) evil guttural vocals, blastbeats, incessant whammy-bar guitar solos, an ominous semi-spoken incantation at the end adds to the eeriness, segues into…
3. (3:19)* borderline grindcore it’s so fucking fast, insane drum patterns make creative use of ride cymbal, fucking hell this is great
4. (4:42) intense fast death-metal tremolo riffs that will give you whiplash, steady pounding onslaught
5. (3:08) some more creepy basement sounds for a few seconds before total fucking destruction, cool interplay of spoken/gurgled vocals
6. (3:37)*** if the vocals and drums didn’t give you shivers down your spine before, this one ought to do the trick
7. (2:54) fast blastbeat destruction for the most part, but a brief section of eerie guitar harmonies slows things down, builds momentum
8. (4:13) 20secs of dark ambient, then some fucking nasty evil shit, a slow doomy bridge changes things up before a totally ripping conclusion
9. (6:12) slow, sludgy closing track, crawls along until suddenly jerking back into warp speed halfway through, finishes with some crazy guitar effects and more evil spoken word
1. (2:50) starts with 15secs of chanting and spooky atmospheres before going totally nuts, shit gets so intense there is a piercing “aaaaugh” accompanying the guitar solo
2. (3:32) evil guttural vocals, blastbeats, incessant whammy-bar guitar solos, an ominous semi-spoken incantation at the end adds to the eeriness, segues into…
3. (3:19)* borderline grindcore it’s so fucking fast, insane drum patterns make creative use of ride cymbal, fucking hell this is great
4. (4:42) intense fast death-metal tremolo riffs that will give you whiplash, steady pounding onslaught
5. (3:08) some more creepy basement sounds for a few seconds before total fucking destruction, cool interplay of spoken/gurgled vocals
6. (3:37)*** if the vocals and drums didn’t give you shivers down your spine before, this one ought to do the trick
7. (2:54) fast blastbeat destruction for the most part, but a brief section of eerie guitar harmonies slows things down, builds momentum
8. (4:13) 20secs of dark ambient, then some fucking nasty evil shit, a slow doomy bridge changes things up before a totally ripping conclusion
9. (6:12) slow, sludgy closing track, crawls along until suddenly jerking back into warp speed halfway through, finishes with some crazy guitar effects and more evil spoken word
Recent airplay
Towers Of Silence
Deathcrush — May 12, 2014
Towers Of Silence
Deathcrush — Apr 14, 2014
Homunculus Daimon-Eon (Awakening)
Brownian Motion — Apr 02, 2014
Towers Of Silence
Aporeia — Mar 20, 2014
Homunculus Daimon-Eon (Awakening)
Brownian Motion — Mar 19, 2014
Nuclear Crucifixion (Turning The Spear Inward)
Deathcrush — Mar 17, 2014
Charting
2014-03-14 — 2014-05-16
Loud
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| May 18 | 1 |
| Apr 20 | 1 |
| Apr 6 | 1 |
| Mar 23 | 3 |
Track listing
| 1. | Homunculus Daimon-Eon (Awakening) | ||
| 2. | Consumate Spellbound Synapses | ||
| 3. | Towers Of Silence | ||
| 4. | The Ash And The Stars | ||
| 5. | Beyond Diurnal Winds | ||
| 6. | Nuclear Crucifixion (Turning The Spear Inward) | ||
| 7. | On The Tree Of Death | ||
| 8. | Transept Of Limbs | ||
| 9. | Death Meta |