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Fawn Limbs – Towing Heads

between the lines writes:

“if you like fast and overwhelming chaos, Fawn Limbs is for you. 5/5”

Thoren – Gwarth I

capturedhowls writes:

An impressive path forward for exciting, heavy instrumental music.

Fawn Limbs – Towing Heads

svbterranean writes:

Fawn Limbs come out firing on all cylinders on this debut release. Towing Heads is a must-listen for fans of unbridled chaos.

Coma Cluster Void

Thoughts From A Stone

Release Date: 26th August 2016

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dissonant network writes:

Coma Cluster Void are true pioneers of their genre, at a time where most of us feel like we’ve heard it all.

wonderbox metal writes:

Coma Cluster Void are willing to do whatever it takes to fully explore their creative horizons

agoraphobic news writes:

This breathtaking release is with no doubt, one of the strongest this year.

 

Thoren

Brennenburg

nocleansinging writes:

A truly solid grasp of Brennenburg doesn’t happen until you’re several listens deep, so give it some time. But with music like this, that’s for the best, as it makes it more rewarding to catch all that it has to offer over multiple spins.

Coma Cluster Void

Mind Cemeteries

Release Date: 26th August 2016

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metalinjection writes:

… Coma Cluster Void took the metal world by storm …

metalsucks writes:

Coma Coma Cluster Void summon death metal’s more experimental, visceral side — think Ulcerate, Nero di Marte, Dysrhythmia, or even Portal on one of their more coherent days — for a challenging listen that’s got just the right of songwriting glue holding it all together.

nocleansinging writes:

… an unorthodox form of death metal the likes of which I can’t say I’ve ever heard anything similar to before. It’s equal parts volatile chaos, unnerving “anti-grooves”, as the band puts it, and numerous unpredictable tempo shifts, all coalescing around a black hole of unearthly dissonance and raw pissed-off vocals.

 

Disillusionment

The Grand Illusion

 

Metal Injection writes:

Rarely if ever have I been this blown away by a single song release.

Twenty Red Nails writes:

It’s brutal, ancient-sounding death metal from Michigan of a very high order, with black metal and progressive elements throughout, but in a very underground and organic sort of way.